Sentence examples for more abstract form from inspiring English sources

These days Mr. Joel works on original instrumental compositions, preferring what he calls a more abstract form of expression.

It's a masterly transmutation of the prayerful impulses that are the dance motor of "Revelations" into a more abstract form of worship.

"She was a great original, pioneering her own path within ceramics, brilliantly exploring the idea of the figure, the vessel and the more abstract form," said Emmanuel Cooper, a British ceramist and an editor of Ceramic Review.

One or two are cited, such as the art teacher in a school for maladjusted children (this was the 1970s) who came and sat in the therapy room in silence for 10 minutes before saying: "If you look after me, who will look after you?" But most of Phillips's observations take more abstract form.

Given the foregoing ingredients, we can now give a slightly more abstract form of the paradox.

In Aristotle a figure is actually an even more abstract form of a group of what we would now call "schemata", such as (2′).

In addition to the animal carvings, Mr. Tulupov has been experimenting with more abstract forms over the last few years.

They were, however, carried forward at the beginning of the century by the English designer and director Edward Gordon Craig, who used strong lighting effects on more abstract forms.

Chimps and other apes, notably humans, adapted it to ask not just for food, but also for more abstract forms of help, creating a new kind of signal that some researchers believe was the origin of human language.

Unlike more abstract forms of criticism, which seem to place the work of art in a vacuum, Ms Showalter's is grounded in the lived lives of her subjects, for whom she provides vibrant biographical sketches.

As well as specialising prosthetics for particular uses, it's also increasingly popular to customise general-use limbs: from ultra-realistic skins that include hair and tattoos, to more abstract forms.