Sentence examples for tight structures from inspiring English sources

Ibsen's tight structures frame his crises and order his revelations.

The instrumentalists reined in their virtuosity to serve the tight structures of the songs.

Although Philip Glass's mimimalism was the first obvious influence at last Wednesday's concert, the music's tight structures soon gave enough to let much more slip in.

What we hear on the bootlegs - and what we will hear in full multi-track glory when the official release comes out - is a heavily percussive, open-form music, breaking the tight structures of his songs into a vast space of fertile improvisation.

Themes, motifs, situations, and the use of stock characters by the commedia erudita greatly influenced the commedia dell'arte, whose repertoires, especially in northern Italy, resembled the commedia erudita in their tight structures based on the three dramatic unities (time, place, action).

The record quickly became one of the most widely-praised debuts of all time, with critics frothing at the mouth over both its drowsy ambience and tight structures.

There is great freedom in having such a tight structure.

It forces you to work fast and in a tight structure.

These plays exhibit the tight structure and occasional overcontrivance of what is known as the well-made play.

John Landis, who directed, gives it a tight structure, with a twist: it doesn't devolve into scattershot screams and severed arms.

A simple device, used in many notable works of art: the deployment of great and volatile forces within a very tight structure.