Sentence examples for consider a work of from inspiring English sources

But I do own a guitar that I consider a work of art.

The desk and chairs, which the couple consider a work of art (a similar desk and chairs sold at auction for $158,700 at Christie's in Manhattan in May) completed the space.

While some may consider a work of art to be the epitome of expression, others may consider it to be absolute gibberish.

In the Middle Ages, holy places became places of grace, the visitation of which was considered a work of penance.

Cyril Connolly complained that the book's obsession with money prevented it being considered a work of art.

He self-consciously and intentionally plans to create what he considers a work of art, and he affirms that his walk will be a thing of beauty.

Then, too, the building, which includes reliefs by Jacques Lipschitz and ironwork in African-inspired patterns, is considered a work of art in itself.

There may be those who think that to quibble about the traducement of what might be considered a work of one of the lesser arts is to waste everyone's time.

Calatrava lost the case, in which his lawyers argued that the bridge should be considered a work of art rather than merely a piece of engineering; but the judgment was sympathetic to his cause, and he is considering an appeal.

It is easier to get a permit to slap together a house of plywood and milled framing lumber from the mainland than it is to get government approval to construct what he considers a work of art using native materials.

While the song must be considered a work of juvenilia, it does at least explain why eighties metal seems to lurk beneath the surface of so many of today's pop hits.