Sentence examples for a work of the from inspiring English sources

The railroad was "a work of the Devil," one conservative politician from Lucerne declared.

Jones's "The March on Washington" is distinctly a work of the second-emphasis school.

"You know, this is a work of the soul," she said.

A work of the imagination gives us not a protagonist, but the intimation of a world.

It is also a work of the punk urbanism in which modern London specialises.

After all, he thinks, "curly kale, as a work of the imagination, beats Shakespeare".

That a work of the imagination has to be "really" about some problem is, again, an heir of Socialist Realism.

Tudor's Expressionist gestures and folk-dance patterns may identify "Dark Elegies" as a work of the 1930's.

"Via Crucis," a work of the late 1870's, was close to Liszt's heart but found little support in his lifetime.

With such magnificent costumes, makeup, props and special effects, why not recognize "Lawrence of Arabia" as what it is: an opulent television movie, a work of the imagination?

The movement away from the traditional novel form in France in the form of the nouveau roman tends to an ideal that may be called the antinovel a work of the fictional imagination that ignores such properties as plot, dialogue, human interest.