Sentence examples for a fine work of from inspiring English sources

Guinn entertainingly synthesizes recent scholarship in what Burrough called "a fine work of history".

Guinn packages this material, plus some nuggets he himself discovered, into a fine work of history.

You can't approach this book as a fine work of literature.

It is a really outstanding novel - the best published last year, a fine work of art.

This account of the links between natural disaster and elite politics in China is a fine work of history.

The monastery is a fine work of Balkan architecture containing valuable frescoes; in 2006 it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Ford (the nom de plume of Peter Watson, a historian) makes fine work of the tensions surrounding Kenya's independence.

The early urban plan of British architect David MacKay MBM Arquitectes was realized in part by the fine work of a young Santiago Calatrava, a peak-of-his-career IM Pei, and the fine if underappreciated Vittorio Gregotti, responsible for the still beloved stadium.

Two things ultimately saved Mr. Zahrey -- the fine work of a fiercely dedicated lawyer named Joel Rudin, and the intelligence and common sense of a jury that could not be swayed by the government's deceit.

He is aided by the consistently fine work of an appealing cast.

Designer Stephen Gifford's stylized set could be installed at MOCA, effectively conjoined with the fine work of Jared A. Sayeg (lighting), Ivan Robles (sound), Michele Young (costumes) and Adam Flemming (projections).