Sentence examples for an important work of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hazard compared the renovation to restoring an important work of art.

(Ms Gilbert was the co-author of an important work of second-wave feminism, "The Madwoman in the Attic").

He had read the novel, and though he had trouble understanding parts of it, he thought it was an important work of literature.

This was an important work of synthesis in which he provided a complete analysis of the problem of parallels in terms of Omar Khayyam's quadrilateral (see the figure).

"Offside" is vastly superior to both of these movies — Panahi's unique and audacious technique alone, of a fiction snatched from the margins of public events, makes it an important work of art.

Yet that is exactly what Samuel G. Freedman managed to do in his brief review of Susan Jacoby's "Freethinkers: A History of American Secularism" (Chronicle: Religion, Dec. 5), by suggesting that Philip Roth, Arthur Miller and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. provided advance praise for Jacoby's book not because it is an important work of history but because it is "a convenient cudgel against President Bush".

This is an important work showing invasion of skin lesions by spirochetes in four Morgellons patients with positive Borrelia serology.

Another surprise was the huge price for an important work by Francis Bacon, "Portrait of George Dyer Talking" (1966).

In The Kettering Incident, Victoria Madden has taken the psycho-geographical cues of the place and made an incredibly important work of art.

A quick side note: Preservation of significant designed landscapes, as I've written previously, is no easy matter, so any entity's pledge to maintain a nationally important work of landscape architecture "in perpetuity" is a victory.

I can't think of a more important work of his.