Examples of 'very avant-garde' in a sentence
Meaning of "very avant-garde"
Very avant-garde: This phrase is typically used to describe something that is innovative, unorthodox, or experimental, especially in the context of art, fashion, or culture
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It was simply very avant-garde for that time.
Impressive penthouse in the heart of the city of Palma with a very avant-garde architectural style.
His very avant-garde music meets with mixed success.
This trend creates a new concept of very avant-garde aesthetics.
Switzerland is a very avant-garde land but in a lot of aspects very conservative too.
And they would show all these very avant-garde shorts.
A very avant-garde kind of feel.
Daniel Pollen was also very avant-garde for his time.
Mayakovskaya Its lighting, embedded lamps and mosaics on the ceiling make it a very avant-garde station.
We had a very avant-garde teacher.
He was very well received and the Ukrainian police are very avant-garde in their approach.
How very avant-garde of them.
In my youth I made some very avant-garde decisions.
You are very avant-garde on the subject of the future of the after-sales sector.
Many initiatives of the Red Feather family were very avant-garde.
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American and very avant-garde.
Fashion on the streets is very common, yet at the same time, very avant-garde.
Barcelona is a very avant-garde city.
I plan to go to both. One of the artists is very avant-garde.
It will be very avant-garde.
It needs something much more intimate. It will be very avant-garde.
Sounds very avant-garde.
The building was built around a glass-covered metallic structure, a very avant-garde idea for the times.
And Nicole and I had a very avant-garde impersonation of the piece -- groundbreaking.
I like the ketchup and mustard . Very avant-garde.
How very avant-garde.
Those chairs were very avant-garde.
So has Dr Turner finished for the evening? How very avant-garde.
Suzette was very avant-garde.
For instance, he is in a relationship with a Terran, something very avant-garde in both cultures.
It is very avant-garde.
One of the artists is very avant-garde.
Who doesn't? And Nicole and I had a very avant-garde impersonation of the piece-- groundbreaking.
The picture 's terribly interesting . Very avant-garde.
In short, Sewell was very avant-garde for his time.
At this time, Douglas was writing very avant-garde atonal music.
He 's developed a very avant-garde cuisine.
Cox also described the album as " a very avant-garde rock & roll record ".
Experimental show . It 's very, very avant-garde type of thing.
Really? Sounds very avant-garde.
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