Sentences with phrase «much tactility»

The manner in which each gets there differs little too, with both feeling very fast for their size (the Peugeot Sport is just a little more rampant as the boost builds) and slicing cleanly, if not with much tactility, through their six ratios.

Not exact matches

Some drivers will argue that the rear - wheel - drive M4 has lost much of its finesse and tactility in its bid to generate even more eye - widening performance, and perhaps they have a point — especially when it comes to weak steering feel.

These works are much messier than her earlier paintings, and they celebrate the sexual tactility of food preparation amidst a haze of faux - expressionist drips of paint that spew from perfectly plotted Ben - Day dots.

I'm wondering if you feel a need to revive expressive content in your work, not so much through gesture and tactility, but through color.

Hicks: Well, in painting you don't get too much of the tactile, though I paint with my hands, so there is a certain tactility.

Akunliyi's work loses much of its tactility and detailed nuance in reproduction, so the exhibition provides its own direct evidence — or primary source — of her budding potential.

Fausto Melotti's «I lavandai (The Launderers)» (1969) has a lyrical quality and approach to sculpture, like a weightless aerial drawing, with a lightness of material and tactility, the work articulates space in much the same way as Alexander Calder's floating kinetic forms; space is the very essence of the work with «Untitled» 1974, Juxtaposed with the weight of Genzken and the organic fragility of Hesse.