Sentence examples for rigorously conceived from inspiring English sources
Christ Illusion, their tenth album, is their most rigorously conceived and focused for years.
In the 17th century, organists in particular began to write loosely structured preludes to rigorously conceived fugues.
Both Freud and Piaget observed their subjects in detail and drew conclusions that were later supported or disproved by more rigorously conceived studies.
Mr. Keszler's music inhabits a gray area between those poles, using rigorously conceived scores to harness the inchoate energy of improvisation and its capacity for surprise.
Provided, that is, that the ideas are rigorously conceived and the words used accurately in relation to them it would not be worth while to pick a quarrel over the use of the word "technique" as a synonym for the artistic work itself, regarded as "inner technique" or the formation of intuition-expressions.
Chris Campion of The Observer stated that the album is "their most rigorously conceived and focused for years".
Degas came into an establishment art world that prized most highly the grand picture — the carefully conceived, rigorously executed, historically informed image that, following proven guidelines, would fully and with erudition encapsulate a definitive idea.
Before his myth became a media circus, it was a cottage industry, though conceived in rigorously artistic terms as an overthrow of Cubist and Surrealist conventions in avant-garde painting — of Picasso, in a word.
BALLET NATIONAL DE MARSEILLE The rigorously abstract avant-garde Belgian choreographer Frédéric Flamand conceived "Metapolis II" (2006) with the Iraqi-born architect Zaha Hadid, who is known for the conceptual evocation of movement in her building designs.
Lloyd Newson, who conceived and directed this piece of rigorously physical verbatim theatre, is explicit in his intention: to suggest that Britain's multicultural policies have inadvertently licensed separatism and that people are nervous of criticising militant Islam.
Amitabh Kundu, as a statistician, insists that the data collected in India has been rigorously compiled; but he concedes that the idea of slums is more elastic than that conceived by government.
