Sentence examples for a work of immense from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a work of immense charm and originality, written in vivid, witty prose.

"The Rest Is Noise" is a work of immense scope and ambition.

Pierre Boulez's Third Piano Sonata is a work of immense visual appeal and curiosity.

Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap is a work of immense historical weight that is worth every penny the National Gallery wants to spend.

It is a work of immense complexity and unmistakable power, and it sees him using the electronic medium with a mastery that no other composer has matched.

Extinct Birds, by Julian P Hume and Michael Walters (Bloomsbury), is a work of immense scholarship, detailing every species of bird to have disappeared.

He had these Conclusions printed in Rome at the end of 1486, and to introduce them he composed a work of eventually immense fame, the Oration on the Dignity of Man as it came to be called.

Commissioned for the 10th anniversary of Bartók's death but only completed in 1958, Lutoslawski's Musique funèbre is a work of extraordinary refinement, intimate and immense, its sepulchral pulse strong and slow through an arc of fragmented dances, flecked spiccato, dusty pizzicato, gauzy tremolandi and fevered trills.

His immense investigation is a work of sympathetic imagination that invites comparison to Norman Mailer's "Executioner's Song".

Between 1970 and 1973, three Sondheim works of immense power were produced: "Company" (1970), "Follies" (1971), and "The Last of Sheila" (1973), a motion picture that he co-wrote with the actor Anthony Perkins.

Other tribe members must therefore have been looking after that artist, providing him or her with food and clothing, a sacrifice – at a time when glaciers were tightening their grip on Europe – which suggests his or her work was of immense importance to his tribe.