Sentence examples for concept of the work from inspiring English sources

"The artwork is the concept of the work," said Jarvis.

But, no, he didn't have an inflexible, machinelike concept of the work.

"Our presentation, including Part 1 in its entirety plus selections from Part 2, holds to his original concept of the work, offering a charming, delicate chamber treatment".

Now they convened to meet one another and the production team, and to hear the English director Stephen Lawless explain his concept of the work.

The work, called Marsh Lane Diversion, is by Rob Chavasse and on sale, for £20,000, is the concept of the work, as in transporting 576 sheets of plasterboard for public display, which then goes back into the system.

Robert Wilson's boldly abstract staging of Wagner's "Lohengrin" was booed on opening night in 1998 but cheered the next season, after audiences had adjusted to the look and concept of the work, and after the cast's original stylized hand and arm gestures had been toned down considerably.

And the concept of the working poor that has dominated political debate since the crash is also something straight out of development textbooks.

You'd think they were trying to avoid the concept of the "working class".

That theme is illustrated in Being and Time's treatment of "authenticity," one of the central concepts of the work.

First, we find a bizarre collection of sources; for example, the schizophrenic ranting of Antonin Artaud provides one of the basic concepts of the work, the "body without organs".

The central concept of this work is the role of rare motifs.