Sentence examples for precarious composition from inspiring English sources

Bellows's gifts for illustration and handling paint enabled him to follow Henri's advice with rare verve, as evidenced by paintings like the 1906 "Kids," whose lush surface and precarious composition captures the incipient chaos of children's sidewalk games with an immediacy that presages the photographs of Helen Levitt.

Kandinsky's precarious, ever-moving compositions suggest that he never met a diagonal he didn't like; Wright obliged with a museum on a perpetual tilt.

The composition heightens a sense of precarious instability, as if everything might tumble into a viewer's lap.

Massive, precarious.

Conversation is precarious.

They are also precarious.

It is precarious.

Talk about precarious.

English composition?

Composition rules.

Composition Protocols.