1, Prince Charles condemned the assertively modernist style of architecture.

2, Modernist architecture tries to conquer nature instead of working with it.

3, Modernist artists increasingly transgressed boundaries and borders in what appears to have been an intellectual, physical and spiritual restlessness.

4, The various modernist languages upon which some postwar works depend were those evolved by the mid 1920s.

5, One might be interested in modernist writing and another in science fiction, for example.

6, Modernist cinema is cast in a Brechtian mould of distantiation and bears formalist characteristics.

7, The very radical autonomy of modernist cultural forms makes their social or social-historical explanation an extremely difficult pursuit.

8, The great modernist poet Wallace Stevens supported himself as an executive at a Hartford insurance company.

9, Where modernist consumption was premised on mass forms, postmodernist consumption is premised on niches.

10, Hence Derrida's poststructuralism challenged the modernist and autonomous science of autonomous linguistic structures of Saussure and Barthes.

11, Though designed by the master modernist, Richard Meier, Getty Center appears intentionally tethered to the past.

12, Although Atkinson was a modernist in principle, he was also capable of building in the true Arts and Crafts tradition.

13, It's totally reasonable if the essence of modernist unveiled.

14, The chief aesthetic charge against the art works was that their characteristically modernist expressionist distortions failed to conform to a naturalistic realism.

15, This new sort of avant-garde promotes, not heterodoxy and modernist autonomization, but orthodoxy and dis-autonomization.

16, Many later novelists have benefited from this store, and from other forms of modernist facility in rendering individual consciousness.

17, An established order of seeing, of understanding, of ruling, is simply exploded - the Modernist spirit asserts itself.

18, The contrived anti-nature stance of the Aesthetes is, perhaps surprisingly, often echoed by modernist sophisticates.

19, In Levin's essay,(http:///modernist.html) avant-garde cinema is assimilated into the wider discourse of Modernist art despite their material and institutional differences.

20, Moreover, popular culture was the subject, and arguably the condition of existence, of high modernist culture.

21, It also means subscription to Foucaultian power/knowledge assumptions that are difficult to square with demands for modernist universalism.

22, The movement was also programmatically self-conscious, one of the modernist tropes.

23, Jerry Brown, which became the center of controversy because of its modernist style.

24, Then began the now familiar notion of artists quite naturally turning to the various modernist languages for their stylistic starting points.

25, It was within this milieu that the thinkers of New Liberalism sought to develop a self-consciously modernist philosophy.

26, Restructured urban space and the visual arts in the modernist city were mirror images of one another.

27, Like Nietzsche, Feuerbach frequently shows more sympathy for orthodox believers than for rationalizing modernist theologians.

28, Overall, there appear to be some significant differences when one makes comparison with more typically modernist organizations.

29, At times his work has been cast in a Tzara-like parody of high modernist art.

30, I'd have to tell you that it is an insipid and belated rehearsal of modernist experimentation with self-reflexivity.

31, The building is impeccably modernist: glass, aluminium and grey.

32, So Walter Benjamin support the Modernist art like Expressionism.

33, But like striking modernist architecture, there's real elegance in that starkness .

34, Bergson etc. Thus, they have clear traces of modernist thoughts.

35, The present embassy, a Modernist landmark by Eero Saarinen, is still regarded skeptically by critics.

36, Gertrude Stein, 1874-1946, was arguably the most experimental writer of the Modernist period, which extends from roughly 1900 to 1950.

37, Hi - tech materials set the pace for this rugged range - modernist gear that will go the distance.

38, Many critics maintain that Picasso's famous painting originally named "The Bordello at Avignon" (Les Demoiselles d'Avignon) was the single most influential modernist statement.

39, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, a master modernist, filled its Chicago campus with simple rectangular buildings.

40, Eastern culture and style of the simple connotation of shape and played a subtle role in the birth of Western modernist simplism style of the external characteristics have a direct impact.

41, The modernist Muhammadiyah has some 35 m members, mainly urban.

42, Singin' in the Rain mixes with modernist interiors and sexual violence; Beethoven plays over Nazi propaganda; we hear Rossini while a murder is committed using pop art.

43, The author argues for the necessity and suggests implementing measures to re-introduce Modernist education into China, which also presents an opportunity to revive Tongji's tradition.

44, Marx and Post - modernist both subvert traditional concept of subject.

45, Modernist housing in America probably peaked in the early 1970's, and Richard M. Nixon delivered the coup-de-grace in January, 1972 when he killed what little public housing policy the U.

46, Western modernist paintings refer to the several western painting genres from end of nineteen century to twenty century, which include impressionist school of fine art, fauvism, cubism and so on.

47, Although influenced by Freud, David Herbert Lawrence, one of the modernist writers, has different views on the nature and function of sexual love.

48, The modernist novels, with a character of spatiality , differ from traditional novels in philosophical view, narrative mode and structural mode.

49, In the post - modernist culture the image also has the same effect of non - real.

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50, As the most modernist Chinese writer, Can Xue understands the works of Franz Kafka and Jorge Luis Borges in her own way.

51, Mies Van der Rohe was a contemporary of Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius (the founder of the Bauhaus School), Mies is one of the original instigators of the Modernist Movement.

52, It was a set of critical and rhetorical practices that sought to destabilise the modernist touchstones of identity, historical progress and epistemic certainty.

53, Xiao Wang has always liked the works of the modernist writers.

54, We are faced with an artificial environment, a sleekly designed modernist vitrine which equally reminds us of an aquarium or zoo enclosure.

55, What marked the beginning of the British and American modernist poetry is Imagist poetry, which has also made immense international influence.

56, Paul Cezanne was a modernist French artist in the late 19th century.

57, Said deconstructs the cultural hegemony of Orientalism from the post - modernist standpoint.

58, Last week , I found it transformed into a forest of neon - lit, modernist skyscrapers.

59, Jessica is dressed in a smart way, she looks like a typical modernist.

60, Describing the antihero is an important mark of Russian writer Pelevin s post modernist poetics.

61, This article analyses the characteristics of the modernist architecture in Barcelona based on its history.

62, Therefore, Kafka's works bear a clear autobiographic feature, which is the most significant characteristic that distinguishes him from other modernist schools of writers.

63, Incredibility is a peculiar phenomenon in western history context of the 20 th century. It has a mass and deep performance in modernist literature.

64, Since it evolved over time, the modernist aesthetic is made up of many artistic movements including futurism, Bauhaus, constructivism and purism.

65, In her short career, Katherine Mansfield holds two roles: the modernist artist stayed out of the circle of metropolitan literature as well as the modernist out of the circle of colonial literature.

66, Different conceptions of modernity between Habermas and the Modernist result in opposite viewpoints on modern culture.

67, Le Corbusier, Swiss-born French architect and writer. The most powerful advocate of the modernist school, he designed numerous functional concrete buildings and high-rise residential complexes.

68, American musicians and composers have followed the example of modernist artists like Picasso and Braque in drawing on elements from high and low culture.

69, The modernist school work concern relation arrives in the human inner world ultimate demand enables it definitely to be possible to become the outstanding humanities education text.

70, Bright colors tend to modernist design, the corresponding wall painting realistic pictorial comparison.

71, The early poems show the aestheticism color of classicalism while the later poems have clear color of modernist school.

72, Stream-of-consciousness has been widely adopted in modernist fiction, but its application to the stage demands both courage and skills.

73, Keifer's is still a fundamentally modernist project, foregrounding the hand of the artist, implicitly asserting the martyrdom of the artist as equivalent to that of the unknown soldier.

74, His work was admired partly for its uncluttered, modernist look, which seemed revolutionary in 1930 s America.

75, He created The Hosts of Heaven (painting, 1983), Rising—Quiet Twilight (painting, 1984) and a series of modernist works.

76, Joseph Conrad is a very important modernist writer at the turn of the 20 th century.

77, Held's attempt to link his vision with that of the Renaissance can also be considered Post - Modernist .

78, Kafkaesque is a famous contemporary novelist of Austria and one of the originators of modernist school of literature.

79, First published in 1918, My Antonia is generally considered a modernist novel.

80, Thus , Held's painting , because of its complexity and illusionism,[ ] can be considered Post - Modernist.

81, Father and Son, as a prelude of the English new biography, has ushered in the wave of patricide into modernist literature.

82, Russian imagism, one of the four leading literary schools in Russian modernist poetry, has a niche in the history of Russian literature.

83, As one of the most important modernist writers, Faulkner uses a macrostructure in his novels as Balzac does in his series of novels.

84, But the new culture turned out to be neither modernist nor European. Instead, American artists transformed an avant-garde project into a global phenomenon.

85, Robert Browning is credited as the "precursor of Modernist technique" for he "energetically hacked through a trail that has subsequently become the main road of twentieth century poetry".

86, Abstractionist painting is the avantgarde of the modernist art , representing a major breakthrough of 20-century painting.

87, Sullivan actually said "form ever follows function," but I think the usual misquotation is closer to what modernist architects meant.

88, Eliot ( 1888 - 1965 ), marked the consummate artistry of Anglo - American modernist poetry.

89, Compare that kind of ambiguity with the typical modernist ambiguity of Harold Pinter'say Party.