patternings in a sentence

1. The art also evokes ceramic pattern designs, as well as natural patternings such as those seen on snake skins.
2. Bhava, therefore, differs from in temporal nature . " refers to tendencies from past situational patternings ( lives ) which act on the present situation.
3. "Fantasia " was a flop that didn't move into the black until its abstract patternings made it a money-making head movie in 1969, and music education itself took a leap forward in the intervening years _ partly due to " Fantasia ."
4. Vaguely geometric, planetary and aeronautical shapes and patterns are rendered in thin veils of saturated color often used in eccentric combinations . " Many of Crile's abstractions are based on study of oriental rugs and other patterned textiles, somewhat recalling the textile-inspired patternings in the work of Matisse.
5. But World War II intervened, " Fantasia " was a flop that didn't move into the black until its abstract patternings turned it into a money-making head movie in 1969, and music education itself took a big leap forward in the intervening years _ partly due to " Fantasia ."
6. It's difficult to find patternings in a sentence.
7. Three years ago, Radiohead confronted the looming end of album-based, guitar-saturated, lyric-dense rock by counterintuitively releasing " OK Computer, " a'70s-redolent concept album stuffed with grandly contoured melodies, rigorous guitar patternings, odd time signatures, melancholy minor chords and atonal changes and weighty dystopian lyrics summoning a world of technological disasters, hypercapitalist conformity and things moving so fast that there was no longer time to do things like listen to painstakingly wrought, crepuscularly beautiful concept albums like " OK Computer . " ( If Don DeLillo's " Underworld " were a rock album, it would sound like " OK Computer . " ) The kind of aging white men who edit music journals and write rock criticism and still listen to albums under headphones ( and many times over again ) hailed " OK Computer " as a masterpiece, and a lot of other people loved it, too : It was nominated for the Album of the Year Grammy and has sold, at last count, 4.7 million copies worldwide.