Sentence examples for minimalist concept from inspiring English sources
It became my minimalist concept, and I was committed".
But Ms. Sander's minimalist concept has proven to be incredibly durable and also expansive.
Encouraged, he plans in September to open an Armani Casa, one in a new chain of furniture-and-accessories stores that purvey his minimalist concept of high taste.
Included are Willy Fleckhaus's "Rainbow series" (1963), a "daringly minimalist concept" for 48 books that when displayed in order on a bookshelf form a chromatic range from violet, red, orange all the way to indigo.
In The Shed, the National Theatre's imposing, brick-red temporary theater that opens shortly while the Cottlesoe goes through a yearlong renovation, programs for the series of experimental plays will cost £1, in keeping with The Shed's minimalist concept — and its attempt to lure younger audiences to the theater.
If you're a sucker for minimalist concept designs, you'll have a field day with their prototypes.
The concept of violence as force (minimalist conception) was refuted by Hannah Arendt, who established the distinction between power, potency (vigor), force, authority and violence.
From an art perspective we could note two things: that the headstonelike sculptural array of chairs is Minimalist in concept, or Minimalist-derived.
Architect Henry Harrison first came up with the minimalist fireplace concept, and replaced the fake coal with things such as pebbles.
The bangle, made in a red patinated copper, the ends capped with cherry-red, ruby-like pavé spinels, and with an intricately engineered seamless closure, is a consummate example of Hemmerle design: minimalist in concept, visually striking, precious without being ostentatious, mechanically innovative and perfectly executed.
Although the minimalist "hinge" concept of the temporomandibular joint has been overcome decades ago in the world of oral physiology, it apparently still persists in certain forensic contexts, even determining the innocence or guilt of a defendant.
