Sentence examples for conceived works from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, the older Impressionists were producing the broadly conceived works that crowned their artistic achievement and formed, as it seems in retrospect, the great traditional masterpieces of modern art.
From a single man, consisting of head and shoulders in the foreground of a building, he progressed to the clustered figures of "Barcelona Tram" (1953) and the teeming pedestrian traffic of more grandly conceived works like "Place de l'Opéra" and "Carrefour de l'Odéon," as well as bird's-eye cityscapes of Paris and Rome.
On his return to Cologne, he began studying the music of Messiaen, writing his own similarly conceived work, "Crossplay," for piano, percussion and two wind instruments.
In a brilliantly conceived work, Alison Frank traces the interaction of technology, nationalist rhetoric, social tensions, provincial politics, and entrepreneurial vision in shaping the Galician oil industry.
Looking it closer, it pertains to the way we conceive work, rights and duties; the use we make and the functioning of institutions; the meaning of being part of a collectivity.
To make something from nothing, conceive, work through, make, and finish a painting is what always drags me out of the bleak void.
From a second qualitative study, it appeared that the way of conceiving work and retirement varied among persons from different socioeconomic backgrounds [ 14].
After he conceived each work in his mind, he worked directly with the metal.
YIP conceived the work, discussed its experimental aspects and the outline of the work and finished writing the manuscript.
