Sentence examples for an unconventional work from inspiring English sources

Contemporary Murray Bail brought out The Voyage, an unconventional work that drew comparisons to the works of Virginia Woolf, William Faulkner, J.M. Coetzee, and Thomas Bernhard.

This is an unconventional work, with a rhapsodic first movement, followed by a slick scherzo and ending with an unexpectedly droll Moderato movement.

However, approached as one might an adventurous Caetano album -- that is, as an unconventional work combining autobiography, cultural criticism, deep musical wisdom and original, sweet riffs -- the book is rather extraordinary.

The Irish Hunger Memorial opening today on the edge of the Hudson River near Manhattan's southern tip could be New York City's equivalent of the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, an unconventional work of public art that strikes a deep emotional chord, sums up its artistic moment for a broad audience and expands the understanding of what a public memorial can be.

The Fifth begins and ends in crystalline major-key tonality, but it is a staggeringly unconventional work.

For a little more than half of GitHub's employees, it's a rather unconventional work style.

For better or for worse, there is no talk, for example, of using the hand of government to push the frontier of conventional urban planning, or to distinguish downtown with a pioneering if unconventional work of architecture.

In this unconventional work a spirited first movement and a dizzying finale (boldly interrupted by a gentle minuet) frame a bleakly tragic slow movement.

He unchained employees from cubicles, maximizing the downtown Broad Street office into a holistic 10,500-square-foot space with unconventional work areas, flexible furniture and an eclectic mix of traditional, mid-century modern and contemporary pieces.

Programmed by Benjamin Millepied, the company's director, Ms. Marin's unconventional work evokes a world of victims and oppressors, the hunters and the hunted.

Dr. Rebecca Gomperts, a Dutch activist whose rather unconventional work is documented in the forthcoming documentary Vessel (directed by Diana Whitten), has devoted her life to helping women safely terminate pregnancies in countries where doing so is illegal.