Sentence examples for order and form from inspiring English sources

Ballet dancers with rigid notions of order and form would have had trouble handling these movements.

Nietzsche, in The Birth of Tragedy, sees myths as dreamlike shapes and tales constructed by the Apollonian principle of order and form to protect humans against the apprehension of the Dionysian states of formlessness, chaos and gleeful destruction.

Whether she's making a feature film, a short video, a photo, or a hut, the core of her art is simply a matter of her being there; through even her casual gestures, the world falls into order and form, style and substance around her, as do the images in which she reveals it.

Order and form are eternally progressing and increasing.

The world is a "vast organism" with order and form expressing intention and mind, which implies that God is inseparable from his works.

In the fourth paragraph of the sixth chapter, Ehrenfels formulates six dogmas for his new religion: 1) The world is the combined product of the active principle of order and form ("Gestaltung") and the passive principle of chaos.

When unwrapped, the letters were scrambled in order and formed the cipher; however, when the strip was wrapped around another baton of identical proportions to the original, the plaintext reappeared.

Results suggest that TEA addition induces the C-S-H to arrange in order and forms sponge-like structure.

Galland ignored the order and formed Eprobungskommando 262 to test the Me 262 against high-flying Allied reconnaissance aircraft.

Additionally, the 30 C-terminal residues of the Imp2 F-BAR domain are well ordered and form an extension of the F-BAR domain compared to Hof1.

Above 373 K, the relative order changes and form I becomes progressively more stable.