Sentence examples for supple form from inspiring English sources

The neoconservatives introduced into the political debate a supple form of dialectical argument derived from venerable left-wing journals like The New Leader and Partisan Review.

Joan Didion turned it on to doubt in the 1970s, admitting in her collection "The White Album" that writing about her experience "has not yet helped me see what it means," and an already supple form became even more elastic.

Her medium is mostly blank verse in iambic pentameter, that wonderfully supple form that could accommodate both exalted poetry — "high astounding terms," in Marlowe's own phrase — and those natural, casual-seeming speech-rhythms at which Shakespeare excelled.

Variety put the nail in the coffin when its opined "Better for Louise Brooks had she contented exhibiting that supple form in two-reel comedies or Paramount features.

Those who were present expressly to see the wardrobe will have noted that the celadon robe and glittery green body-hugging gown (everything she wore hugged the still thin and supple form) was followed by a red outfit, a silver outfit, a yellow outfit and a black outfit -- "my going home clothes" is how she described the final frock.

Like any artist, Hadid is reluctant to have the semantics of her supple forms pinned down.

"The supple forms of women" are directly blamed for the confidence trickery of the second story, set on the "Gay White Way" of the city's after-dark hotspots.

He started in the footwear industry as an apprentice at 17, and to this day talks seductively about soft leather, supple forms and the careful molding of soles and in-soles "to cushion your feet".

Whether the centerpiece of a dish was fish, bird or mammal, whether it was roasted, poached or smoked, it took as supple a form as possible, and it seldom receded behind grandstanding effects.

And the soloist in Bartók's First Violin Concerto from 1966 is Yehudi Menuhin, on supple, expressive form, which complements the recordings of the two violin Rhapsodies that Boulez and Menuhin made together a few years later.

They look as fluid as the ocean itself, with exoskeletons of supple, organic forms.