Sentence examples for bittersweet work from inspiring English sources

"As Natural as Breathing" was a lovely, bittersweet work.

That warmth is a crucial component of this bittersweet work, particularly in the meditative Adagio.

For non-classicists, the "Brothers Poem" may be less enthralling than the other recent Sappho find, the poem that surfaced in 2004, about old age — a bittersweet work indeed.

Between the excerpts the Takacs played short, bittersweet works by Mr. Part, the Estonian composer whose music combines a kind of Eastern European Minimalism with neo-medieval mysticism.

They are subtle and bittersweet works, the first perhaps inspired by the divine longing of the Bridegroom in the Song of Songs, the second by the ancient association between art and the Roman god of wine and creative abandon.

The evening ended with a repeat performance of "Crush," a bittersweet signature work that expands on "Man Suit e)." The program will be repeated through tomorrow afternoon at Here.

It has the smoky taste he likes, but any high quality bittersweet chocolate will work.

Yet despite having seen "The Weir" several times (including its Broadway premiere, in 1999) I still can't help but be moved by this bittersweet and melancholy work.

Between the Ravel and the Bartok, the violinist Gil Shaham joined Mr. Robertson and company for a rich-toned, gracefully shaped performance of Barber's Violin Concerto, a bittersweet, melodically opulent work with just enough vinegar in its pages to keep it from growing cloying.

"That's one of the bittersweet things about working in the film industry: you become this really tight family and you love each other and you work and you're so close, and then you go apart and sometimes you stay in touch... and sometimes you don't".

But its bittersweet Mediterranean herbiness works just as well over ice at a cafe table in Rome in high summer as it does before dinner on Christmas Day.