Sentence examples for sturdy architecture from inspiring English sources

His big collages aren't always successful, but at their best they've got something of what Matisse's cutouts have -- an organizing graphic punch, based on sturdy architecture.

So, in the case of the "Goldbergs," having constructed an extravagant and sturdy architecture, Bach provided room within it for players to make various decisions -- decisions that may include, these days, whether to play harpsichord, piano, clavichord or whatever.

One of Gunderson's playwright heroes, Sarah Ruhl, has argued that modern American theatre derives from two medieval genres: morality plays, evident in the sturdy architecture of an Arthur Miller fable, and mystery plays, which suffuse the spiritual poetry of Tennessee Williams.

Ansen said Straczynski's dialogue tended to the obvious, but that while the film lacked the moral nuance of Eastwood's others, the well-researched screenplay was "a model of sturdy architecture", each layer of which built audience disgust into a "fine fury".

It was settled in 1853 by 40 Norwegian Moravians, and the village's sturdy stone architecture and simple, white-painted buildings still reflect that heritage.

Aldo Melpignano designed this new gated community himself using the masseria style to create a chic resort that echoes the sturdy, hunkered-down architecture of the coastal plain.

This may have to do with her enduring themes and sturdy if radical narrative architecture, but these qualities seem to have been served well by careful translation.

Like "Spartacus," "Banshee" and "Strike Back," it's a stylistically sharp, well-paced adventure story ably supported by moral architecture that's sturdy yet evolving -- not unlike a good graphic novel.

In collaboration with the Department of Defense and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, we are building a sturdy container for discussion: open architectures, standards-based implementation, rapid prototyping, and customer feedback.

For instance, Yale, on a campus distinguished by sturdy neo-Gothic and Georgian Revival architecture, built a modular dormitory in 2004, covering about 7,800 square feet.

To the north of the altar is the Hall of Worship (Baidian), now the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, which dates to the early 15th century; its simple form, masterly design, and sturdy woodwork bear the characteristic marks of early Ming architecture.