Sentence examples for subtle compositions from inspiring English sources

During a magisterial survey of these complex, subtle compositions, Ma's attention to detail was as notable as his grasp of the bigger picture.

His buildings, which are almost all of concrete, are subtle compositions of masses and planes that play against light and, often, against natural elements such as water and plantings.

Strolling around the site, I found myself thinking about the architects Alvaro Siza, whose subtle compositions of line and form draw you through space naturally and unobtrusively, and Zaha Hadid, whose work does much the same, albeit at a faster pace.

Calyx was followed by the related pattern Flotilla, a subtle composition of marine abstract shapes.

"Clay is a subtle composition of elements, making it a unique and particularly noble surface," the press guide says.

The subtle composition and the superb color scheme, which retains the lavender blues and the greens of Gauguin's Pont-Aven period, added to the scarcity of such works in the market, would have made an even higher price legitimate.

The duo Phoenecia is known for subtle, rhythmic compositions, with glimmering shards of sounds that sometimes suggest a melody.

While her political messages are hardly subtle, her compositions are neatly balanced, and the forms she depicts -- townspeople in plain dark suits, traditional architectural structures, farm animals -- are strongly vertical, even rigid.

The St. Francis scenes mark the peak of Sassetta's career as a narrative artist and are exemplary of his late style, with their sophisticated colour sense and their subtle, rhythmic compositions.

In drawings, the memorial seems boxy and blunt, but the mockup makes it feel more subtle, a composition of floating planes playing against light, standing water, and waterfalls.

Assembled from scrap yard junk, his roughly cast sculptures, as archetypes of the age of technology, are neither smooth nor subtle in composition or impression.