Sentence examples for intense compositions from inspiring English sources

Through intense compositions like "Litany Against Fear" and "Dialect," not to mention a mournful slow jam called "Katrina's Eyes," Mr. Scott stirs up a complex brew of emotions, rendered all the more potent by his evident restraint.

In absorbing examples that tease perception with their ghostlike forms emerging from mist-covered bodies of water, Mr. Forelli offers intense compositions, often built around a single shape surrounded by atmospheric blur.

This evidence of the intense composition process forms one item in the 42 boxes of the writer's papers that the British Library unveiled on August 1st, after acquiring them last year.

Made by arranging plants on photosensitive cyanotype paper, her vivid compositions are as aesthetically beguiling as Rayography at its best, and their blue-and-white palette is more visually intense.

Also on the program are some of Webern's smallest and most intense, intensely beautiful compositions -- the pieces for piano with violin and with cello -- as well as three works by recent and living Italian composers: Bruno Maderna's String Quartet, Sylvano Bussotti's "Quartetto Gramsci" and "Three Caprices" by Salvatore Sciarrino.

Aptly named, the images contained within transform everyday interactions with humans, objects, and at least one scruffy kitty into intense, moody compositions that make everything he shoots look like a snapshot from some harrowing or uplifting WWII tale (we mean this in the best of ways).

Some feel rather forced, while others hang together in a more natural way: the belief component includes, amongst other pieces, an Egyptian sarcophagus, an intense, meditative composition from Tasmanian Christopher Townend, and Zhang Huan's powerful Berlin Buddha, sitting nearly four metres high, composed of incense ashes and slowly starting to return back to dust.

But by 1958 Mr. Dorazio was inventing his own compositions, intense, nuanced surfaces flecked with lighter colors, which suggest deep bodies of water.

My jaw dropped as this massive figure loomed above me; strong angles consumed the composition, intense action and emotion confronted me, and I was entirely overwhelmed, enveloped in this sudden and desperate curiosity.

Before concentrating on drums, the Radiohead founder had written lyrics as a teenager, but when the group started he found himself overshadowed by Yorke's intense style of composition.

Somehow the softness of the paper tempers the intense colors and active composition, so the illustrations are both accessible to children and simply lovely to adults.