Sentence examples for tabula rasa for from inspiring English sources
So between the ages of 26 and 28, I created a tabula rasa for myself.
Like the iPad, the Watch is a tabula rasa for app developers to create something new.
It unveiled a virgin landscape, one standing at the beginning of time - 'a tabula rasa for total rebirth', as one local writer described it.
In the House of Representatives he has been a tabula rasa for almost two years; his main achievement has been to propose an increase in the deductibility of charitable contributions.
For better or worse, President Obama, when running for office and when newly elected, offered a tabula rasa for the projection of hopes and aspirations; some of those dreams have turned out not to have been entirely unfounded.
When he started working on a sculpture three months ago, it was just another rectangle of rock from Carrara, the quarries above the Ligurian Sea that have provided tabula rasa for artists since Roman times.
It was a book that implicitly made the argument that Palestine was a tabula rasa waiting for its Jewish revival; or, as the old slogan had it: "a land without a people for a people without a land".
Alfred Schnittke, who had played the prepared piano in the first Western performances of "Tabula Rasa," arranged for the Pärts to stay in Vienna, and they ended up settling in Berlin.
"Tabula Rasa" (Latin for blank slate) is the third episode of the first season of Lost.
In his Mars novels, Robinson uses the Red Planet as a historical tabula rasa, a template for creating a saner, more sustainable, and more just human society.
With his visual work currently the subject of a Barbican retrospective, Christian Marclay performs Tabula Rasa, a piece for three turntables and lathe (operated by Flo Kaufmann), and Steve Beresford directs a nine piece ensemble playing Marclay's Graffiti Composition.
