Sentence examples for sweeping abstract from inspiring English sources
The appearance of neon and other artificial color into a primarily geological lexicon amplifies this choreography of discernable human presence on sweeping abstract territory.
The boundary between composition and improvisation is never blurrier than with Mr. Shipp, the pianist, and his trio of piano, bass and violin; I had heard the band's dark, slow, sweeping, abstract and volatile music quite a bit on record and was still taken aback to hear it replicate long album tracks pretty much as I remembered them.
In Three Girls in a Barque (1911), Macke combined the many styles he had recently discovered: the figures are rendered in flat colours and graceful lines reminiscent of Matisse, while the background is sweeping and abstract, with bright patches of colour that are distinctly in the manner of Kandinsky.
He has very little patience for what he sees as sweeping rhetoric about abstract rights that mean little to the average Russian.
We are bombarded on a daily basis with sweeping extrapolations about the abstract "consumer": their attitudes towards climate change, their expectations of brands and businesses and their purchasing intentions.
And there is Bach — the glorious motet "Jesu, Meine Freude" and music from "The Well-Tempered Clavier" — to go with the abstract group patterns sweeping across the stage like fast-moving clouds.
She transforms these iconic American cartoon figures into menacing and peculiar beasts, using sweeping black-and-white brush strokes reminiscent of Abstract Expressionism and street art.
The allusions are completely gone, leaving just abstract lines: confetti splashes of red, yellow and blue, calligraphic pirouettes, sweeping curves and minor skirmishes, mostly spare on big bare white canvases.
Unlike Baldwin, the sensible Allen eschews sweeping generalizations; nor does she work herself up into passions, get carried away by abstract ideas or go in for flights of fancy.
A sequined gown sweeping across a freshly polished floor, street lights squiggling from the view of the driver's seat, urban imagery gets an abstract expressionist touch with Victoria Miller's painterly lens.
