le vide造句

• Word order is subject verb object, except that a direct object pronoun or reflexive pronoun comes before the verb ( " Io les vide ",'I see them').
• After the extravaganza of " le Vide " eventually subsided, Klein's new found celebrity allowed him artistic endeavors based on commission, including the collaborative design, construction, and decoration of the Gelsenkirchen Opera House in West Germany.
• Albert Camus commented simply : " With the void, full empowerment . " Art critic Jean Grenier wrote that " le Vide " represented " the numerous magic and incalculable powers given in a single color ."
• So why might a French cardinal, who is also a French intellectual, use this word for what one faces at the end of life ? ( In French the word was " le vide " _ void, emptiness, gap, blank .)
• Following more experimentation in this vein, in 1647 Pascal produced " Experiences nouvelles touchant le vide " ( " New Experiments with the Vacuum " ), which detailed basic rules describing to what degree various liquids could be supported by air pressure.
• The celebrity of Clert, Klein, and the Galerie Iris Clert continued to rise and blossom with the success of the " Monochrome Propositions ", culminating a year later, with another showing of Klein's, " le Vide " ( " The Void " ).
• Klein is also well known for a photomontage, " Saut dans le vide " ( " Leap into the Void " ), originally published in the artist's book " Dimanche ", which apparently shows him jumping off a wall, arms outstretched, towards the pavement.
• In fact, " Saut dans le vide ", published as part of a broadside on the part of Klein ( the " artist of space " ) denouncing NASA's own lunar expeditions as hubris and folly, was a photomontage in which the large tarpaulin Klein leaped onto was removed from the final image.
• Yves Klein had been a precursor of performance art with the conceptual pieces of " Zone de Sensibilit?Picturale Immat閞ielle " ( " Zones of Immaterial Pictorial Sensibility " ) 1959 62, " Anthropom閠ries " ( 1960 ), and works like the photomontage, Saut dans le vide ( Leap into the Void ).