Sentence examples for tangle of lines from inspiring English sources

Next we were in the giant tangle of lines entering Zurich's Hauptbahnhof, seven and a half hours after leaving London.

From a distance, the tangle of lines in her vibrantly colored canvases apes the style of Abstract Expressionism.

Upping the disk's size increases risk and score multipliers in tandem, while various power-ups offer fleeting defence against each stage's claustrophobic tangle of lines.

The vaults had to be drilled out and removed largely by hand, because of the tangle of lines for telephone, electricity, water and fiber-optic connections — not to mention steam pipes — running under the street at varying depths.

It is a risky, gutsy way to make art, somewhat hit or miss, but when it succeeds, the results are a marvelous tangle of lines, shapes and collage elements, including, in one work, bits of wood nailed to the canvas.

An untitled ink drawing from 1927, three years before he descended on Paris, is a superb tangle of lines and splatters that looks like nothing so much as an early Pollock.

They are simple tangles of lines, scribbling, and seem to represent Bearden's brand of visual energy in skeletal form.

Grinding momentum is one trademark of Mr. Berne's approach, and it plays a role here, most obviously in "Scanners" and "Not Sure," with their tangles of lines for alto saxophone, clarinet and piano.

Although they were not able to produce a map of the field, the researchers could see some areas where it was a tangle of disordered lines and other areas where the lines were ordered, all within about six times the radius of the event horizon.

Nearly each of the exploratory works from 1909 to 1914 — there are more than 40 here — is a hole in the membrane of observable reality that reveals a nonobjective cosmos defined by tangles of line and colored shapes and shadings.

Both drawings have the familiar spider web tangle of delicate lines.