Sentence examples for central works of from inspiring English sources

"Descartes's Meditations," in Central Works of Philosophy, ed.

Few musicians today can expect to record the central works of the repertoire for one of the big labels.

First published in Hebrew in 1969, Yoram Kaniuk's maniacal masterpiece has come to be recognised as one of the central works of Holocaust literature.

On Program 3 it is followed by two other central works of the repertory, "Symbiosis" (2001) and "Day Two" (1980), both of which I reviewed last week.

Readings from central works of Niccolo Machiavelli, Discourses on Livy and Discourse on Florentine Affairs and of James Madison, Federalist Papers.

Just as "Serenade" has become one of the central works of the world's ballet repertory, so has the School of American Ballet become one of the world's central institutions of ballet teaching.

The central work of this show is the bizarrely titled 2004 video installation To Walk Next to One's Shoelaces in an Empty Fridge.

The Kalevipoeg was the central work of the Estonian national awakening of the 19th century and exercised considerable influence on the country's later literature, art, and music.

The central work of my show is a video that follows a woman who climbs from the mangroves and discovers a decadent world.

David Engerman's new foreword to this central work of our time recounts the tumultuous events of the era, providing essential background.

The auction catalog listed an intriguing item for sale, an extremely rare 14th-century manuscript of a central work of Jewish mysticism called the "Sepher Yetzirah," or Book of Formation.