Sentence examples for celebrated features from inspiring English sources

Beautifully polished and presented, the British Film Institute's Carl Theodor Dreyer Collection (BFI, 12) gathers four of the imposing Danish minimalist's most celebrated features – Ordet, Gertrud, Day of Wrath and Master of the House, the latter in multiple versions – along with seven of his shorts and a rich buffet of accompanying documentary and archive material.

In this work, a thorough analysis is carried out regarding the classification strengths of an ensemble of celebrated features.

Human Revolution's boss fights weren't exactly its most celebrated features.

Additionally, our coatings display one of the most celebrated features of plant polyphenols: the ability to scavenge radical and non-radical reactive oxygen species (ROS).[ 13] We examined the antioxidant properties of polyphenol-coated fumed silica (FS) nanoparticles and flat tissue culture polystyrene (TCPS) surfaces, using both chemical and cell-based assays.

In his most celebrated feature, the 2001 Palme d'Or winner La stanza del figlio (The Son's Room), he dealt superbly with parental bereavement and mourning.

These remarks about love being a rupturing as well as a healing emotion take on an added resonance when one thinks of his most celebrated feature, The English Patient (1996), for which he won an Academy Award, one of nine Oscars the film received.

In those years, torture, always called "enhanced interrogation techniques" (a phrase the media quickly picked up), became a commonplace, even celebrated, feature of our new landscape.

At 8 p.m., Peoples Improv Theater, 123 East 24th Street, Manhattan, (212) 563-7488, thepit-nyc.com; $5. (Angelo) ★ Mortified (Thursday) This celebrated series features performers revisiting the artifacts of their teenage years — journals, home movies, doodles and more.

Ms. Levine recently presided over the final lunch there (the dining room will move to 250 West 55th Street along with the test kitchens and the institute), and the 15 guests celebrated a feature from the April issue, "Get-Rich Secrets of Successful Women".

"Songs to Grow On," celebrating Guthrie, features performances by the dancers and musicians of Vanaver Caravan and the Caravan Kids, and a film program that tells what Guthrie saw and sang about, with films depicting f Arlo, his son, and Pete Seeger, Bruce Springsteen, U2 and Emmylou Harris.

This exhibition celebrating superconductivity features sculptures by Etienne Krähenbühl that reveal fresh mechanical and artistic possibilities of metal alloys.