Sentence examples for background of the works from inspiring English sources

Even a listener knowing nothing of the historical background of the works might well assume they were written in a climate of fear, discernible from the frequent evocations of paranoid shadows and scurrying footsteps anxiously woven through many of his works.

The foregrounded objects are mediated by Warhol's love of color, which functions as flat abstraction in the background of the works.

Most primary care midwives work in group practices and are jointly responsible for their clients (for more background on the work of midwives in the Netherlands: see [ 2]).

The artist portrayed one of his own collection of Dutch Golden Age paintings in the background of the work.

But there is also the hard graft of familiarising oneself with the history and cultural background of the work.

If so, that should be clarified in the title and background of the work (e.g. Dynamics of preventive and therapeutic interventions in patients with residual/metastatic cancer using low-impact measures).

Perhaps it is time that museums, as educational institutions, fulfill their public responsibility by taking as much care in researching the background of all the works in their collections or, at a minimum, the backgrounds of their new acquisitions.

The art-historical background of these works stretches back to the erotically suggestive Post-Minimalist play with resinous materials of Eva Hesse, Linda Benglis and others.

This climate formed the background for the work of the writers of the Latin American Boom, and defined the context in which their sometimes radical ideas had to operate.

It formed the background for the work of the young poets of the 1980s, such as Edward Hirsch, Alan Shapiro, Jorie Graham, Cathy Song, and Rita Dove, whose sequence about her grandparents, Thomas and Beulah, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1987.

In particular, they say too little about the technical background to the work of the physical scientist.