Sentence examples for canon of work from inspiring English sources
Where would you rate it in your canon of work?
And, surely, his canon of work should be weighed alongside the legalities?
The canon of work he bequeaths defines a generation of reportage.
He assembled a canon of work which, today, is exemplary and invaluable.
His canon of work was rewarded with the 2009 Cervantes Prize, the highest accolade in Spanish letters.
Entirely unperturbed, he seems more intent on building up a serious canon of work than worrying about the rigours of fame.
The Arabic word for "law" is "kanun" and seems to have obvious connections to the English words — describing a canon of works or being canonized — which have a strict and pronounced series of laws that define them.
What remained was a thoughtful look at a limited canon of works that really said it all.
The only gap in the canon of works by Britain's most successful living playwright, Sir Alan Ayckbourn, has been filled by the discovery of a play which was thought to have been destroyed nearly half a century ago.
We each — alongside many colleagues and students — have worked for decades to persuade American philosophy departments to broaden the canon of works they teach; we have urged our colleagues to look beyond the European canon in their own research and teaching.
"The very way all music is typically presented," he said recently, "gives the idea that a long mandatory preparation period is required, during which you have to ingest a collected canon of works before you may listen to something you've found on your own".
