Sentence examples for a work that exists from inspiring English sources

" 'The Mousetrap' is a work that exists in both spaces".

You can engage with art in many ways simultaneously (both as an autonomous fictional composition and as a work that exists in the outside world).

A lost book is also different from one that was never written; a work that existed creates what Van Straten calls a "void", which we fill with ideas of what might have been.

In other words, works not widely available now are, at least partly, in a new work that exists as an unlimited multiple.

He may not yet have cracked creating a literary work that exists solely in a digital environment, but he has done more than most to advance the concept.

Opera seasons at theatres such as London's Almeida and Battersea Arts Centre provide a forum for experimental work that exists at the boundaries of opera.

"You've got more than 90% of prescriptions that are covered by some type of third-party insurance, so there's an awful lot of work that exists between pharmacists working with payers and physicians to provide that care," Merlo said.

By "pure" conceptual art I mean work that exists only as an idea: the term conceptual art has also been applied to all sorts of actual objects.

(Bound and Unbound is selling, for the most part, work that exists in duplicate form).

Social work that exists in different cultures must face the social situation of great difference in China.

This article has space limitations, and therefore I cannot give justice to the body of work that exists on this topic.