Sentence examples for the essential forms from inspiring English sources

"No one else has extracted from it such a style and color, or has revealed the essential forms so beautifully as she has in her paintings".

She has said she likes to look at Japanese prints of flowers, and her work has something of the attentive care with which the Japanese artists isolated the essential forms of a peony, or a Hiroshige iris.

Scottish philosopher David Hume maintained in A Treatise of Human Nature (1739) that the essential forms of association were by resemblance, by contiguity in time or place, and by cause and effect.

All of the symbols derive from the essential forms of dash and torus, or line and ring.

But his quest for what he calls "the essential form of the opera" takes time.

This was the essential form on which virtually all the stone Indianizing architecture of Southeast Asia was originally based.

Even so, visual contact -- called darshan, which literally translates as "seeing and being seen by God" -- is the essential form of Hindu religious experience, the moment of blessing.

The essential form of a mandala, a diagram of the cosmos composed of concentric circles, is well-known, but to see one made of precious and semiprecious stones is startling.

And what is meant here by the individuality of the philosopher lies less in the facts of his biography (such as his wealth or poverty) than in the essential form and style of his philosophizing.

The new model proposed in this paper uses a small number of variables and, while improving on the AAL model, retains the essential form of the more common Curtice and Advanced Curtice models (Curtice, IEEE Trans.

While Roman Catholic theology maintains that the recitation of the words of institution constitutes the Eucharist as a sacrament, Eastern theology has taught that the invocation of the Holy Spirit upon the elements (Greek epiklēsis) is part of the essential form of the Eucharist.