Sentence examples for coherent works from inspiring English sources

Only then did he set about constructing what he later felt was one of his most coherent works, coherence for him standing higher in the hierarchy of aims than any melodic, harmonic or colouristic features.

Rock lyrics are by nature overheated and fragmented; they generate more good lines than coherent works.

The three, with "Fool for Love" (recently revived at the McCarter Theater in Princeton, N.J)., are among the more coherent works by Mr. Shepard.

Even the bill's last work, Balanchine's "Chaconne, " despite the genius of its individual sections, is one of his less coherent works.

Willem de Kooning's final canvases are spare abstractions whose ethereal lines convey none of the slathered fury of his most celebrated works; they seem like emanations of an altered mind but remain coherent works of art.

Marden does nothing if not pay homage to very late de Kooning, whose last coherent works were a kind of memory of the body and its boundaries - the artist's own, the bodies he admired and desired - all distilled into pure gesture and aching colour.

It's a coherent work, dark and triumphant and self-reliant, a physical accomplishment.

But this movie is an emotionally coherent work — a burning experience of desperation and fleeting exhilaration.

English-speaking readers can finally experience the diary as Gombrowicz intended it — as a single, coherent work.

The real memorial is the single coherent work of art created by Mr. Arad and Mr. Walker, and it must be protected as such.

Although the film's sheer oddity is compelling, "The Strange One" doesn't come together as a coherent work.