Sentence examples for out of abstraction from inspiring English sources

She speaks sweetly but out of abstraction; her bones are as fragile as a bird's; her eyes look right through her spectacles, right through this hot and miserable world, at a wonder.

(Chinen) Noah Preminger Trio (Saturday) The prepossessing young tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger has worked often with his partners in this trio, who share a penchant for shifting in and out of abstraction while preserving a clear picture.

There are a number of situations, globally and locally, that demand from us to take sides, to speak and act for or against them, not out of abstraction or mere fancy.

Working on the eternal fear of the dark, and employing the less-is-more strategy of the immortal Val Lewton when it comes to horror, Mr. Anderson keeps mum for as long as the script will allow, making virtues out of abstraction and his limited resources.

Over the course of the last half decade or so, the Atkinson and Cantu-Ledesma have established themselves as among the world's best in coaxing feeling out of abstraction, and though Comme Un Seul Narcisse feels pretty much nothing like the former's intimate collagist work or the latter's deprivation-tank drone work.

He "discovered a way to make big seductive paintings by renouncing what he regarded as the worn-out clichés of abstraction".

Then we propose a new approach which is capable of semi-automatically carrying out the abstraction of a data source possibly encoded according to one among a variety of formats such as structured databases, OEM graphs and XML documents.

Excavations, her series currently on view at Klompching Gallery, consists of various found photographs of the artist's family whose details have been sandpapered-out to the point of abstraction, then re-photographed, and then sanded yet again.

Mr. Kahlhamer points out that his scruffy brand of abstraction could also be seen as cartooning.

Some of its shortcomings as a specification constructor at high levels of abstraction are pointed out, and these are used to motivate the adoption of retrenchment for certain high level development steps.

Even in Leah Dickerman's recent show at MoMA on the origins of abstraction, Malevich stands out as a radical iconoclast, presenting the canvas in a very extreme way.