Sentence examples for an important collaborator from inspiring English sources

A pioneering performance artist, Moorman was an important collaborator with many vanguard figures from the United States, Europe and Asia.

Among these apocrypha is the Gospel of Judas, a gnostic text of the 2nd century ad that portrays Judas as an important collaborator of Jesus and not his betrayer.

An important collaborator involved in both ERα and PR DNA binding is FOXA1 [ 27, 55].

The evening is dedicated to the late Ralph Dorazio, a founding and important collaborator of Hawkins, whose sculptural sets and props captured and enhanced the choreographer's distinctive blend of delicacy and power.

Behan's most important collaborator in theater would be an Englishwoman, Joan Littlewood, who staged his plays in London to critical and popular acclaim.

"Mad Ball" was the second of Lemmon's six films with the director Richard Quine, Lemmon's most important collaborator after Wilder.

His most important collaborator is the soprano Montserrat Figueras, to whom he has been married for thirty-seven years.

Thus, the Judas of the gospel is not the betrayer of Jesus but his most important collaborator.

In the same year he met the architect and designer Josef Hoffmann, who was to remain the artist's most important collaborator until Klimt's death in 1918.

"He was constantly distancing himself from the idea of single authoritative authorship," he said, adding: "His most important collaborator was really time — be it through mold or insects or other organic processes, allowing things to continue to change.

Paul Bernays, perhaps the most important collaborator of Hilbert, showed great interest in the results, though he first had difficulties in understanding them properly.