Sentence examples for comparative works from inspiring English sources

Warhol was an artist-designer of tremendous virtuosity, and the temptation to demonstrate this by putting comparative works side by side must be hard to resist.

The largest collection of sculptures by Rodin in an American museum, it also presents comparative works by his rivals, mentors, admirers, and imitators.

Comparative works by Lorenzo di Credi, Domenico Ghirlandaio, Francesco di Simone Ferrucci, Biagio d'Antonio, and Jacopo del Sellaio attest to the spread of Verrocchio's influence throughout Florentine artistic circles at the end of the 15th century.

The prevalence of the comparative approach has meant that since the 19th century even the most specialized studies have made generalizations about more than one tradition or at the very least have had to take comparative works by others into account.

Most substantive comparative works do not make their methodological choices sufficiently clear (Adams & Bomhoff, 2012, p. 1).

They will read closely comparative works on Aristotle and Confucius, but basically for what they can learn about the latter, not the former.

Countless archaeologists make comparative work such as this possible.

Comparative work, spanning multiple sites and contexts, is rare.

Satisfactory descriptive and comparative work on the Omotic languages did not begin until the 1980s.

Early comparative work also suggested that the predatory environment is an important determinant of sleep architecture.

Consequently, little comparative work on inhibitor cross-reactivity and selectivity has been performed.