Sentence examples for like abstract from inspiring English sources

Abstract art for people who don't like abstract art, was a common jibe; too easy on the eye, too neat and tidy, was another.

"I don't like abstract paintings," he told an interviewer in 1996, saying he had no use for any artwork "more abstract than Picasso's Blue Period".

Because some aspies don't like abstract concepts like feelings, they tend to react to things in a problem solving way, even when they probably shouldn't.

I like abstract ballets.

The photos are like abstract pieces of art.

They are like abstract painting or sculpture -- only in miniature.

Luis Alonso, a frequent exhibitor in this event, won the drawing award for a luscious, mist-like abstract drawing.

There's a colorful David Hockney drawing in the collection and also a beautiful dying-star-like abstract painting by Anish Kapoor.

The exhibition could have been selected with a greater emphasis on the Zen-like abstract forms Mr. Friedman's methods can produce.

He liked abstract and he liked political, the utopian and the abject, the funky and the beautiful.

Because her husband liked abstract art, they used pieces of vinyl cut into geometric shapes, Mrs. Kislevitz said.