Sentence examples for concise works from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cahill, an eloquent and indefatigable new-music advocate from the San Francisco area, offered an appealing range of concise works during her set.

Henry de Montherlant, in full Henry-Marie-Joseph-Millon de Montherlant (born April 20 , 1895 Paris, France died Sept. 21, 1972, Paris), French novelist and dramatist whose stylistically concise works reflect his own egocentric and autocratic personality.

The Twits is one of Dahl's more concise works, in which not a great deal happens other than that the central couple play increasingly vindictive practical jokes on one another.

Henry de Montherlant, in full Henry-Marie-Joseph-Millon de Montherlant, (born April 20 , 1895 Paris, France died Sept. 21, 1972, Paris), French novelist and dramatist whose stylistically concise works reflect his own egocentric and autocratic personality.

April 20 , 1895Paris, France September 21 , 1972Paris, France Henry de Montherlant, in full Henry-Marie-Joseph-Millon de Montherlant (born April 20 , 1895 Paris, France died Sept. 21, 1972, Paris), French novelist and dramatist whose stylistically concise works reflect his own egocentric and autocratic personality.

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He offers a similarly concise working definition of his father: "Unlike my mother, he had neither eyes nor ears for matters below the surface".

Constructed almost as a Passion, with extensive use of chorus and allusions to the soundworlds of Messiaen, Berg and Shostakovich, Claude is a bold, intelligent, concise work that deserves an international audience.

Based on Eugene O'Neill's fascinating but long-winded play, which updates Aeschylus's Oresteia trilogy, turning King Agamemnon's family into the embittered and well-born Mannon clan in a coastal New England town during the Civil War, the opera is a dramatically concise work with a gritty Expressionist score that manages to achieve real lyricism in its tormented vocal outbursts.

It is obvious, therefore, that the and editor and he has produced a concise work of detailed knowledge required can never be com­ impressive clarity.

As J. Caleb Clanton notes in this concise work on Campbell's thought, the sage of Bethany, Virginia, "clearly viewed himself as a philosopher". Yet, history has often overlooked his contributions, beyond the sphere of nineteenth-century Christian Restoration ideology (p. 12).