Sentence examples for loose composition from inspiring English sources

Jazz cooperates with Indian music, but that's a reductive description: it's really just improvised song over loose composition, in which rhythm is taken to its boundaries of speed and precision and in other places presented fairly sparsely.

The show is also revealingly representative of the way we live now in the loose composition of the family units: on most gameshows in the past, you could see the playing out of the DNA in the faces of the players, but these family teams may contain several members who are not related by blood.

The dam was naturally overtopped and eroded shortly after the earthquake due to its weak and loose composition of debris.

"I was given a loose composition by the studio and was asked to explore ideas for how best to communicate the story in a single image," Lambert writes on his Behance page.

Here the powdery delicacy of color works especially well against the harshness of the support, while the loose compositions suggest also-ran Color Field artists like Jack Bush and Friedel Dzubas.

Moreover, more numerous NBs differed morphologically from the former by a much looser composition of fibrillogranular elements (called loose bodies, LBs).

The photographers created the project in collaboration, each with a different style: one preferring posed portraits to the other's looser compositions.

Only with "Cool," from Leonard Bernstein's "West Side Story," did everyone let loose; the composition's formal twists and built-in swagger elicited a standout performance.

Although moraine dams are inherently prone to failure because of their often weak structure, loose internal composition and lack of an engineered spillway, the understanding of dam breaching processes remains largely incomplete and appropriate modeling approaches are scarce.

And he kept a close watch on the various regional strains of the European movement known as Art Informel, with its loose, blobby compositions and emphasis on unconventional materials.

While many directors are known to be perfectionists, Mr. Rivette's genius — and also his rigor — often tend in the opposite direction, toward loose, capacious compositions in which meanings and narratives proliferate like vines in an untended garden.