Sentence examples for all masterpieces from inspiring English sources

Not all masterpieces are auctioned.

Yes, in different ways, all masterpieces.

Philippe de Montebello, the Met's director, called them all masterpieces.

And like all masterpieces "The Birth of a Nation" is impure and imperfect.

Let's look forward to a time when all masterpieces are shared between peoples, and culture is a universal museum.

"Not all masterpieces hang on the wall," Mr. Sack said that day after the gavel came down on his purchase.

"They commissioned, set up, safeguarded and managed all the masterpieces that from 1305 until today have been given to the chapel, building a patrimony of 21,610 masterpieces," he said.

How could Shakespeare, the half-educated son of an unlettered provincial glove maker, have written all those masterpieces?

Van Gogh's Starry Night and Gauguin's Tahiti, Picasso's Demoiselles d'Avignon and Matisse's Dance: all these masterpieces are profoundly nocturnal.

This realisation was frightening to him, as he felt all the masterpieces in rock and roll had been completed well before the band members reached such an age.

How can you not watch the masterpiece of all Masterpiece Theatres?! Interestingly enough, they both gave the same answer: fear.