Sentence examples for of interweaving from inspiring English sources

The pensive opening of the first movement lays out the DSCH motif as the germ of interweaving contrapuntal lines.

The screenplay does a reasonably skillful job of interweaving its subplots and of creating some mild surprises.

On one level, this act establishes the play's structure of interweaving lives and its theme of imperfect human connections.

A mechanical assembler of satellite communications equipment, Pasquale Cortese creates optically gripping black-on-white ink drawings of interweaving, finely striated bands that seem futuristic and mysteriously transcendental.

That philosophy of interweaving old and new pervades the New Shul, a congregation that was formed a year ago and now has 70 families.

And Balanchine's version of the "Garland Dance," which Martins had the good sense to keep, is a wonder of interweaving patterns featuring little girls from the School of American Ballet.

For her thesis project at Yale, in 2000, she staged "The People vs. The God of Vengeance," interweaving transcripts of the 1923 obscenity trial with the text of the play.

Starting with a block of ones, consists of blocks of ones, interweaved with blocks of zeros.

It is part personal history, part biography and tells the story of two interweaving father-daughter relationships.

Kiselev said he also built the sound field on the principle of collage, interweaving seemingly random conversations with sounds recorded from a specific city. .

Kiselev said he also built the sound field on the principle of collage, interweaving seemingly random conversations with sounds recorded from a specific city.