Sentence examples for appealing pieces from inspiring English sources
These are the least appealing pieces in the show, though they accurately capture winter's lonely darkness.
His most appealing pieces look like giant versions of sculptures made by a small child from Play-Doh.
Surprisingly, in an era in which many designers work digitally, some of the most appealing pieces on display were handcrafted.
One of the most appealing pieces was Mr. Brubeck's densely interwoven setting of "The Way You Look Tonight".
Paradoxically, the most appealing pieces were not when the designers lightened up with a tracery of print or dip-dye color at the bottom of an evening skirt.
And even the less conceptual, more visually appealing pieces here are grounded in ideas that invite viewers to ponder the nature and passage of time.
Mr. Kreiger's cleverly constructed, appealing piece also reflected its title, with the recorded electronic elements meshing harmoniously with the acoustic instruments to create an elusive, surrealist soundscape.
Ms. Miller has a habit of complimenting friends on their choice of garb in such a way that they present her with the appealing piece.
The playful title indicates that this restless, appealing piece was written for Time for Three, a contemporary-music trio with an unusual combination of lightly amplified string instruments: two violins (Zachary DePue and Nicolas Kendall) and a double bass (Ranaan Meyer).
Titles like "Unfolding Worlds" and "Life's Portrait" indicate the overall theme of maturation and self-discovery, but the most artistically appealing piece, "Forest View," a tiny but exquisite abstraction of tree trunks, looks outward for its stimulus.
The Conservatives have proposed letting taxes vary with oil prices to ensure that motorists always pay the same amount—an appealing piece of populism from the party that concocted the policy which has brought fuel taxes to their current level.The ultimate impact of such changes depends on how long oil prices remain at their current eye-watering levels.
