Sentence examples for trace of how from inspiring English sources

"But one element Pollock and other American artists might have taken directly from Masson is process, the idea of leaving a trace of how the artwork was produced in the final product".

Then I released my grip and smiled and brushed his stomach quickly up and down with the back of my hand, as if to erase the trace of how I had touched him.

For me, there needs to be an epiphany, a trace of how the imagery conveyed through paint was discovered and experienced by the artist.

Faces that were once smooth and young are now lined with traces of how life has treated us.

While traces of How to Corp were vanishing, Shapps continued insisting he did not use the name Michael Green while an MP.

But the heart of this book is serious stuff: its tracing of how disco helped groom and commercialize a formidable new gay identity.

As such, it's also a virtuoso tracing of how the movie studios created stars and the crucial role played in studio filmmaking (and in the executive conceptualizing that goes into it) by such often-overlooked and apparently minor decisions as the choice of a costume designer and a composer.

In effect, we were incentivized to create data and the traces of how we consumed such data as payment for the cloud services that resulted.

They might also be hiding important traces of how life evolved on prehistoric Earth, said environmental scientist James Haynes of the State University of New York's College at Brockport.

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In each shattered propeller, in each programming glitch, and in each new conversation with a viewer who might be captivated, excited, or frightened by drones, there are traces of how this technology will function and be received in the days ahead.