Sentence examples for a work built from inspiring English sources

It can seem a slight, fussy conceit of a work, built as it is around the two onstage musicians.

Liverpool's Roman Catholic cathedral is a work built in the cheery postwar belief that religion could be made both modern and nice.

Though a work built, like Dante's, around the ideal of love (in the English version, the word "love" appears sixty-seven times), "Laudato si' " is, at the same time, an unsparing indictment of just about every aspect of modern life.

Jeffrey Beecher, a bassist, and Mathias Kunzli, a percussionist, joined the ensemble for the Gilberto and stayed on for Mr. Jacobsen's own "Sheriff's Leid, Sheriff's Freude," a work built around zesty bluegrass fiddling.

And he played a virtuoso showpiece of his own, "Rothko on Broadway" (1987), a work built of rapidly rolling figures that let Mr. Krakauer make his way through the clarinet's full range.

"The Dreamers," based on a novel by the British writer Gilbert Adair, who revised his conception under Bertolucci's influence, is very pretty, but it's a work built around extravagant conceits rather than dramatic ideas.

Its basis is a tape work built mostly of sounds recorded on San Francisco Bay, as well as faint vocal music and an Asian bamboo flute.

The most ambitious score here was "Sonic Eclipse" (2010), a three-movement work built around a fascinating structural notion.

The symphony is an odd, unsettling work, built on poetry by Yevgeny Yevtushenko, and hardly the kind of score conductors typically make into a signature piece.

The study explored a classroom where collaborative work built on the technical facilities and expertise of young people.

However, this work built a hierarchy visual word which is complex and time-consuming.