kaleidoscopically造句

• Like America, black America is endlessly, kaleidoscopically diverse.
• The dancing itself seems to occur outside of time, furling and unfurling kaleidoscopically.
• By now 40 other carpets are marching across my mind's eye, kaleidoscopically.
• It was a medium of frantic gestures, kaleidoscopically interlocking intervals, rhythms in endless simultaneous mutation.
• Native power was henceforth centred on a kaleidoscopically shifting collection of kingdoms in south and central Sri Lanka.
• Kron's kaleidoscopically astute 70-minute monologue, playing through March 5 at the Tiffany Theaters in West Hollywood.
• In 1990, he said in an interview that he believed the universe has been kaleidoscopically unfolding according to certain deeply ingrained principles.
• Isang Yun, a Korean-born German composer of powerful, kaleidoscopically scored chamber and orchestral works, died Friday in Berlin, where he lived.
• The main on-air identification featured the logo kaleidoscopically morphing into its form while radiating outward from the centre of the screen on a blue background.
• There was the temptation, which I instantly gave into, to depict our relationship, kaleidoscopically rearranged, in the novel and then read it back to him.
• That is one character's thoughts : This is a novel of dialogue and occasional interior monologues; all the narrative develops from a point of view, which shifts kaleidoscopically.
• The next three centuries starting from 1215 were marked by kaleidoscopically shifting collections of kingdoms in south and central Sri Lanka, including Dambadeniya, Persian ), to commemorate his visit.
• According to Robert Erickson, "'Farben'chord ), found in a number of chromatically altered derivatives, and is scored for " a kaleidoscopically rotating array of instrumental colors ".
• Affluent Haitians no longer have to wait in traffic in their Mitsubishi jeeps behind dozens of affordable, kaleidoscopically painted " tap-tap " jitneys that once spirited around millions every day.
• From his discovery of Schoenberg's 12-tone technique, he went on to develop a personal harmonic style, based on kaleidoscopically shifting triads cut free from their traditional linkages and progressions.
• And when the fictitious narrator imagines journeying back to Dixon, there to encounter young Reagan pantomiming a football toss, the layering of fantasy in having an unreal character imagining Reagan pretending gets kaleidoscopically confusing.
• The novel is written kaleidoscopically, changing time period, location, and point of view swiftly and leaving important information, such as the identity of Fats the dummy, unknown for extended periods of time.
• Renaissance should be carefully historically qualified according to time and place and should be constantly redefined according to the progress of scholarship, since what the Renaissance was or is shifts almost kaleidoscopically, establishing the existence of many Renaissances.
• In his spring collection now in stores, Gaultier offers kaleidoscopically patterned robes cinched obi-style at the waist and cut to reveal the nape and upper back _ the No . 1 erogenous zone in traditional Japan, but a new one in the West.
• Guettel's majestic, sprawling song cycle at the Public Theater, he has created a kaleidoscopically heady musical-theater piece in which Gabriel Faure meets Stevie Wonder, Caetano Veloso embraces Earth, Wind and Fire, and they all dance together around the tribal hearth.