Sentence examples for characteristic work from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Swift's "savage indignation," backed with Swift's passionate morality, infuses Amis's most characteristic work.

So "The Green Mile" would seem to be a characteristic work of Hollywood liberalism.

A characteristic work of Renaissance humanism, it used Christian antiquity as a standard against which to criticize modern churchmen.

Much of Schumann's most characteristic work is introverted and tends to record precise moments and their moods.

The system of 1794 was the most original and also the most characteristic work that Fichte produced.

Zweig's interest in psychology and the teachings of Sigmund Freud led to his most characteristic work, the subtle portrayal of character.

Artists who specialized in the city, including Louis Lozowick, Charles Sheeler and John Sloan, are represented by characteristic works.

His most characteristic works, however, infused with legend and sentiment, are his pictures of Napoleon I and his armies.

Hassam's most characteristic works remain the flags: heartfelt, iconic celebrations of civic expansion and nationalism, charged with energy and a kind of buzzing light.

After 1907, when he gave up teaching to devote himself to writing, he produced his more characteristic works, which were sombre without exception.

His most characteristic works are poetic forest scenes featuring depths of feathery fern and mossy rocks, infused with leaf-filtered light, e.g., Forest Interior (1881).