Meanings of modernistic in English

This modernistic degenerate cult is simply the Bolshevist philosophy applied in art.

It is also modernistic, filled to capacity, and built on one level.

It w was modernistic and expensive and Cutter had never held one before.

After seeing her modern furniture, She wanted modernistic furniture like Elsa's.

She was sitting there, stitching a wool mat of modernistic design, when Mrs.

They were all oil paintings, mostly in a modernistic style.

We told them we wouldn't accept anything too modernistic.

Those modernistic curves are your aesthetic all the way.

He becomes famous for his unique modernistic style, which is reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright's work.

Her real passion was Minority, a struggling little magazine of "modernistic literature and thought."

A sense of transition was in the air, symbolized by the curving, modernistic entrance to the arena.

The lamp was obviously a modernistic interpretation of the burning stake which Norma was about to face.

Featuring generous use of video screens and other modernistic devices, the production is impressive on a technical level.

In a small anteroom, amid more heaped books and magazines, was a black-and-red grand piano of sleek modernistic design.

Finally, the table is unwrapped and it is a modernistic table, the kind that never have legs from birth.

The modernistic glass-walled structure-designedby Tom himself-hadevery tool of modern scientific research, from electronic microscope to helium cryostat.