Sentence examples for partly abstract from inspiring English sources

The effect is partly trompe-l'oeil, partly abstract, and altogether winning.

In fact Kandinsky's expressive landscapes are already partly abstract, in their use of colour.

Partly abstract, the canvases are coated with impastoed sea greys and greens, interspersed with striking flecks and streaks of colour.

"Arcadia and Metropolis" is not a large show -- it encompasses fewer than 40 paintings and several posters -- but it has many treasures, including two that were shown in the Nazis' "degenerate" exhibition: Nolde's exotic "Papuan Boys" of 1914 and Schmidt-Rottluff's hotly colored, partly abstract "Self Portrait With Monocle" of 1910.

The greatness of the Four Quartets lies partly in their abstract considerations, but also in the way that they are so particular in their imagery.

The intentions of the authors of the Eighth Amendment might have been that government bodies observe an abstract, partly moral standard forbidding governments from acting in a manner properly characterizes as cruel and unusual.

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

Partly because of its abstract nature, Expressionist theatre was exciting but rarely artistically successful.

In the 1960's Mr. Chadwick's work was partly eclipsed by increasingly abstract tendencies in modern sculpture, but he enjoyed a lucrative career into the 1980's.

The Diamond World mandala has a more abstract look, partly because it is more densely populated, with some 1,400 divinities sorted out symmetrically like carefully planted seeds.

The woman's face at the top, partly broken up by abstract patches cutting across, retains a tenuous link to reality.