Sentence examples for unpredictable form from inspiring English sources
They were in excellent, unpredictable form at Gabby Young's New Year party at Southbank.
While criticisms of Mr. Glass's music as cookie-cutter have always been misguided, "The Perfect American" finds him in especially unpredictable form, experimenting with sonorities, textures and pacing.
With the star batsman Sachin Tendulkar getting longer in the tooth, experienced batsmen like Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir in unpredictable form and the fast bowler Zaheer Khan no longer what he used to be because of his age and fitness problems, Dhoni has very limited resources at his command.
The team wrote algorithms that, according to the pair, emerge in unpredictable form, and that divide and subdivide space.
True to unpredictable form, Horne says he dreams of one day collaborating with Celine Dion, whose work he secretly loves, as well as nine-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune.
Antipsychotics prolong the electrocardiogram QT interval and this has been identified as an important trigger for torsades de pointes, a transient and unpredictable form of polymorphic ventricular tachycardia [ 83].
So how well do an exhibition and a collection that favor social and cultural content over unpredictable forms, images and metaphors serve Newark?
For many authors, Hell is a moveable site and a variable landscape; all sorts of unpredictable forms may emerge when they set about creating a nightmarish scene.
These unpredictable forms are contained by, but also disrupt, relatively geometric framing devices whose radiating curves and bands of color bring to mind proscenium arches or movie marquees.
SoHo Through today Richard Callner's visionary landscapes take unpredictable forms: from wild abstractions that tumble a view into many planes to evocations of striated, scalloped hills and valleys that seem to heave on the flat paper.
Another knotty work is "Untitled (IBM 15x10)," a ceramic doodad that hangs from the ceiling and produces, with the aid of a compressor and soap bubbles, a column of foam that gradually oozes from the top and takes unpredictable forms.
