Sentence examples for tight form from inspiring English sources

Even if there were, why should tight form be artistically restrictive?

His early poetry was experimental, influenced by Surrealism; his later work was praised for its tight form and its wit and humanistic passion.

Yet this was to underrate Mr Clarke's consistency.Like the jazz saxophonists he reveres, his improvisations and eccentricities have always conformed to a deceptively tight form, in two ways.

I'd more cautiously call it a doodle, but a rewarding one: an artist's appreciation of artistry, sweetly digressive within its tight form, shot with a mixture of amber-clear sensitivity and rough spontaneity to match the music in question.

Huge feeling, packed into a tight form; narrative, crammed into abstraction — these were the achievements of Nijinska and her brother Vaslav Nijinsky, and of George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton, the makers of modernist ballet.

It is, in truth, a rich, textured divertissement from Claude Chabrol, a sinister master of the art, who, after a series of vague if invariably entertaining cinematic sketches, has returned to elegant tight form with an erotically charged, beautifully directed story of a woman preyed upon by different men and her own warring desires.

The latest Libelle looks like a tight form-fitting wetsuit with two tubes running from neck to ankle down the front and another two down the back.

De la Mare's fanciful language, constrained in verse by tight forms, at which he was highly skilled, is permitted in prose to burst its banks: "There was something strangely taking in this solitary knight-at-arms.

Cuban customs officials all look like super models, with the women in tight, form-fitting miniskirt uniforms with epaulets and fishnet stockings.

At first, Lucas filled tights with fluff and twisted them into tight forms that resemble humans embracing.

Choose a stretchy, tight, form-fitting material like spandex.