Príklady kaleidoscopic

• The answer to this question is reflected in the kaleidoscopic nature of this volume.

• Such kaleidoscopic variety is that of city life itself.

• Interlacing solos shape the fabric of this serene, contemplative slow movement, weaving a fragile, kaleidoscopic skein of gossamer beauty.

• The kaleidoscopic developments over the last few years make this work extraordinarily timely and important beyond its obvious scholarly merits.

• It is work of great imagination, characterized by extremes of mood and kaleidoscopic string timbres.

• The play has no resolution; answers are striven for but never reached; dilemmas, political and philosophical systems, moral and literary judgements are juggled about in a kaleidoscopic display.

• What emerges is a multifaceted metropolis - a view developed in some of the recent work on the city3 - whose kaleidoscopic variety is impossible to contain within any single vision.

• The physical properties of the natural resource base impose a series of initial constraints on the growth and progress of mankind, but the resource spectrum undergoes kaleidoscopic change through time.

• The examples that follow have been sorted by harmonic function and voicing, but it will be apparent that there are many more variables, extensive and kaleidoscopic.

• La chamber claire is in terms of duration and expressive weight the largest work here and the most kaleidoscopic in terms of sonority.

• As the reader submits to speaker's kaleidoscopic stream of consciousness, he or she must abandon more traditional methods of interpretation, and read the mystery of surfaces.

• This is not only because the book takes up a perennially challenging area of political inquiry, but also because its arguments are indeterminate and its structure kaleidoscopic rather than linear.

• Vriend prefers to generate new ones, but constant textural variety means no long-term structural variety, and the unceasing kaleidoscopic change begins to pall two-thirds of the way through.

• Let us get rid of the kaleidoscopic chaos from which we have suffered for many years.

• With regard to other defences that are made to these proposals, they are rather kaleidoscopic.