Sentence examples for a surprising work from inspiring English sources

It was a surprising work, if only because half of it contained neither cops nor robbers, but unsentimental, moving pictures of life on the Lower East Side and the Bowery.

But the scene itself is, in its way, a surprising work of modernism — I'm referring, of course, to the line dance done in a café by Anna Karina, Sami Frey, and Claude Brasseur in Jean-Luc Godard's "Band of Outsiders" — and this clip, of its production (that my colleague John Bennet sent along), suggests a practical basis for its most original fillip of invention.

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: A Memoir of Finding Faith, Hope and Happily Ever After is a surprising work by Trish Ryan, a 30-something New England writer and avid "SATC" fan.

Nevertheless, the feeling persists that Guardiola was brought to Bayern to project the club's domestic dominance on to the European arena and continue Jupp Heynckes' excellent (if not a little surprising) work.

The Loser's crew has a wealth of material to draw on for this show, from Sonny's surprising work as a writer-producer (with hits for Sam Cooke and the Searchers, among others) to Cher's melodramatic solo outings.

Filmed over 10 years, it is the latest and most surprising work in a new show that focuses on the Antwerp-born artist's actions and performances.

Millar's surprising work comes with a lot of baggage.

His ability to produce surprising work that doesn't feel labored must drive his competitors crazy.

Even some of the most famous artists are represented by surprising work.

Indeed, one of the most surprising features of this altogether surprising work is that "The Bondwoman's Narrative" need not be read for its historical importance alone.

For many viewers, the show's most surprising work will be the 10-minute silent film "Manhatta," which Mr. Sheeler made with the photographer Paul Strand in 1920.