Sentence examples for composite works from inspiring English sources
Temples and tombs were ideally executed in stone with relief decoration on their walls and were filled with stone and wooden statuary, inscribed and decorated stelae (freestanding small stone monuments), and, in their inner areas, composite works of art in precious materials.
Art historians have long suspected that these two tombs were moved from Thetford Priory and it was first suggested in the 1980s that both tombs were composite works, with some portions dating from before 1540 and later parts added when the monuments were brought to Framlingham.
Mixed with studio founders' Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves proprietary, natural bio-resin material, the composite works tame the messy medium into classical forms with an "exotic aesthetic".
While the authorship was traditionally ascribed to the monk Nestor, modern scholarship considers the chronicle a composite work.
He works from one or more photographs to create a composite work, sometimes changing the background or combining a child from one photograph with her dog from another.
It's too easy to think about TESO as merely some sort of composite work, a series of singleplayer epics re-jigged into one massively multiplayer world.
A composite work, it consists of a drawing applied directly to the gallery wall and a video of Mr. Lewis executing it.
Mr. Calo said that with the United States military still active, the Bridgeport plant might not suffer much because of the need for composite work and blade production.
It's too easy to think about Elder Scrolls Online as merely some sort of composite work, a series of singleplayer epics re-jigged into one massively multiplayer world.Too easy and so wrong-headed.
If this is so, the major sections of the scroll (probably a composite work) were written after that date but before ad 68, when the Qumrān community was disbanded because of the Jewish revolt of ad 66 70.
Modern scholarship, however, regards the chronicle as a composite work, written and revised in several stages, and inclines to the view that the basic (though not final) version of the document was compiled by Nestor about 1113.
