Sentence examples for a work that requires from inspiring English sources

There are too many moments of imprecision, in a work that requires exceptional accuracy.

He also gave a vigorous performance of Takemitsu's "Voice" (1971), a work that requires vocalization -- everything from a whisper to a shout -- amid sharply angular flute lines.

The Sandstrom work closed the concert, and was preceded by a surprisingly staid reading of John Cage's "Third Construction" (1941), a work that requires the use of such found objects as tin cans and conch shells.

From its first virtuosic, almost page-long sentence, The End declares itself as a work that requires attention, the heft of the subject matter matched by the ornamented tooling of the prose.

Consonants took on a life of their own in Aaron Cassidy's "I, purples, spat blood, laugh of beautiful lips," a work that requires extraordinary virtuosity on the part of the vocalist.

The orchestral highlights stick in the memory most, starting with the BBC Symphony Orchestra's revelation of Brian Ferneyhough's La Terre Est un Homme in Martyn Brabbins's astonishing performance in February; Brabbins was also at the helm for a record-breaking performance of Havergal Brian's gargantuan Gothic Symphony at the Proms, a work that requires 1,000 musicians and singers.

Do you see the significance this begins to take on?" Mr. Kallberg stresses that the new score is a "performable version" of a work that required educated guesses to realize.

"I've tried to condense several metaphorical layers in a work that required me to develop a whole new application to 'paint with meanings' instead of colours," the artist said.

It's a tricky work that requires a delicate balancing act this production has yet to pull off.

This is a subtle work that requires an especially sensitive ballerina.

That's a pity: this is a fantastic work that requires tremendous technique and stamina.