Sentence examples for more abstract style from inspiring English sources

He began to experiment with a more abstract style, partly to stretch himself and partly to evade the strictures of the Taliban.

Cantor has little faith in the famous notion, put forth by Millard Meiss in 1951, that the plague caused the painters of the late fourteenth century to abandon the new naturalism of Giotto and to retreat into the more abstract style that preceded it.

This is a much more abstract style.

"It appeals to a wider genre, but taps into a more abstract style," Taulbee said.

Anna Ancher's paintings, on the other hand, focused on interiors of the home, including women and children, in a more abstract style.

While punk musicians trashed the conventions of pop stardom, Bowie moved on again into a more abstract style of music making that in turn became a transforming influence.

Ms. Parsons never embraced geometric abstraction, working in a freer, more personal abstract style that often evoked natural forms: waterfalls, ice floes, summer skies and the beach.

For some, the whole thing seemed as though it must be an elaborate joke: Here was an artist who had abandoned the proven successes of his career for a more abstract, confounding style.

"I'd experimented with a more abstract, baroque style of film performance, like some of the adventure films that I had done, and I was at this point where I just wanted to find a part where I didn't design the performance.

Unlike his father, Saarinen embraced Modernism and became one of the better-known American advocates of what is often called the International Style, an architectural movement he ultimately rejected in favor of a more organic, abstract style that is visible in structures like the TWA Terminal and in his furniture designs.

The same year, he met the young Expressionist painter Franz Marc in Munich, Germany, and the two began to work closely, developing a more abstract and colourful style.