Sentence examples for best recent work from inspiring English sources

Those two themes have framed Maxwell's best recent work.

Already in their first set, on Tuesday night, there was the push-and-pull tension and the astonishment of discovery that have distinguished all of Mr. Motian's best recent work.

Much of the best recent work in economics, psychology and neuroscience has emphasized the degree to which we cannot be unbundled into distinct capabilities: into machine-like boxes of distinct memory, processing and output.

Mr. Rubalcaba, the Cuban pianist, has outgrown his early speed-demon tendencies to become one of the more delicate and exotic players in jazz; his best recent work relies on an incredibly still, slow rhythmic feeling, a much better canvas on which he can launch into one of his sudden, virtuosic, chromatic streaks.

One of the best recent work on pictorial representations, their strengths and limitations is Kulvicki (2006)—see also his (2004).

Human exploration is NASA's shining past, but some of the agency's best recent work has been done without humans, such as robots on Mars, space telescopes and Earth-observing satellites, said Smithsonian space curator Roger Launius.

The two best recent works on the program were "Compline," by Christopher Rouse (1996) and "Canconiero Sefardí," a 1999 song cycle by Roberto Sierra.

Carey's often beautiful novel, one of his best recent works, has the bruising tang of all his fiction, in which crooked colloquialism (frequently Australian vernacular), and poetic formality combine.

This is among his best recent works: the title alludes to the trains the composer took across the United States in the 1940's, as well as those that took European Jews to concentration camps at the same time.

He also urges his students to update their files, sending in grades, new awards and a sample of their very best recent academic work.

He has read little academic economics (though his work has echoes of Hyman Minsky, an American economist, and of best-selling recent work on downturns by Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff) but has conducted in-depth analysis of past periods of economic upheaval, such as the Depression in America, post-war Britain and the hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic.