Sentence examples for associated with the work of from inspiring English sources

As a performer, you were very much associated with the work of Matthew Bourne.

She was perhaps most closely associated with the work of Gian Carlo Menotti.

Operationalism is closely associated with the work of the U.S. physicist Percy W. Bridgman (1882 1961).

Most identified new atheism with a particular and identifiable cultural movement, necessarily associated with the work of Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Daniel Dennett and Christopher Hitchens.

For nearly 40 years, Prince Sadruddin was closely associated with the work of the United Nations, specializing in disaster relief work.

Torto, an intelligent and adventurous artist, has often been associated with the work of Kenny Wheeler, playing a role similar to his long-term sidekick Norma Winstone.

Berlioz's idée fixe paved the way for the development of similar compositional devices in the mid-19th century, including the thematic transformations associated with the works of Franz Liszt and the leitmotifs of Richard Wagner's operas.

Briers returned to the stage many times in his career, and was particularly associated with the works of Alan Ayckbourn, including Relatively Speaking, Absurd Person Singular and Absent Friends.

The Yogācāra school, which is associated with the works of the half-brothers Asaṅga and Vasubandhu, its founders and principal exponents, is often identified by later Buddhist doxographers as the Mind-only or Cognition-only School (Cittamātra or Vijñaptimātra), on account of its internalist epistemology.

Lemper explains that as a performer often associated with the works of deceased songwriters and singers, she yearned to have a new collection of music written just for her.

There is, as the late Susan Sontag claims in her introduction, a sound - a kind of muttering, eloquent, refined pedantry - that we now associate with the work of WG Sebald, though Tsypkin, who died in 1981, could not of course have known Sebald's work.