Sentence examples for range of form from inspiring English sources

No one else comes remotely near his range of form and content, his memorability, his intelligence, his power of evocation.

Calling her "a real poet," Mr. Humphries said of her technique, "There is a range of form: quatrains, free verse, ballads, sonnets -- all appropriately controlled".

Holding spices, perfumes, medicines, food or the remains of the cremated, glass vessels remarkable for their range of form and decoration reflected the culture of a society.

Her performance with her quartet on Thursday night, at the relocated Jazz Gallery, on Broadway at 27th Street, covered great range of form and sound: controlled and loose, old and new, learned and intuitive.

Results show a wide range of form pressures, and the evaluation of the ten included models reveals that all of them predict the lateral form pressure satisfactorily.

Dominant Nokia or pirate Windows phones will also fall by the wayside, as Android's increasingly superior user experience and range of form factors from handsets to tablets are made available to the masses.

So where did this terrifying range of forms begin?

In the years that followed, Mr. LeWitt's idea machine produced a dazzling range of forms.

He published his first book of poetry in 1952 and has continued to write and publish in a range of forms and styles since.

The show amply demonstrates the enormous flexibility of glass as a fine-art medium, and the range of forms it can assume.

One of the unifying factors is steel, which Mr. Watkins has fashioned into a range of forms, from palpitating polyps to drifting kelp and a spiny worm.