Sentence examples for celebrated work from inspiring English sources

Sartre had previously written a superb critique of Camus' celebrated work L'Etranger (The Outsider).

The industrial revolution in America was driven by a bourgeois Protestant ethic that celebrated work and frowned on self-indulgence.

But it also made him despise his most celebrated work.

Perhaps his most celebrated work was the library at the Park Avenue home of Brooke Astor.

According to Gates, his most celebrated work, Dorchester Projects, began haphazardly, almost unconsciously.

Her first celebrated work was a medallion bearing the head of abolitionist John Brown.

Another celebrated work is Shinjū ten no Amijima (1720; Double Suicide at Amijima), still frequently performed.

His most celebrated work, "Tristes Tropiques," begins with the words "I hate traveling and explorers".

And it was Limón's celebrated work "The Moor's Pavane" (1949) that proved the finest choreography of the afternoon.

Friedman's most celebrated work was Monetary History of the United States 1867 1960 (1963; co-written with Anna Schwartz).

But how much credit should they get for nominating already-celebrated work?