Sentence examples for line form from inspiring English sources

The term naive suggests a childlike style in an artist's line, form, perspective and composition.

She belongs back at the Kirov, where such virtues — line, form — are stressed over dynamism.

Together, the design, headline, copy and the partisan editorial "line" form a coherent entity.

As he watched the line form for communion, Colm Toibin kept his seat.

(Whistler saw his works as "arrangements" of line, form and color, at times borrowing a musical vocabulary to describe them).

Unlike the moralising narratives of the artist's Pre-Raphaelite peers, these were about "line, form and colour first", Whistler insisted.

The Vermont legislature declined to gl along with anything quite as elementary as that, but it did compromise with Lasser, on a handy ten-line form.

Taxpayers would be free to use a simple three-line form to allow the Internal Revenue Service to calculate how much they owe.

But in Yemen, as in Afghanistan — another country where child marriage is common — the fight against Communism ended with the triumph of a hard-line form of Islam.

Currently, claiming the deduction means filling out the 43-line Form 8829, which often involves complex calculations of allocated expenses, depreciation and carryovers of unused deductions.

After 1997, Schedule D grew from a simple 23-line form into a mind-boggler with 36 lines devoted just to calculating if capital gains must be paid at the higher rates for earned income.