Sentence examples for considerable body of devised from inspiring English sources

Idle Motion are such an engaging and inventive young company, still only in their mid-20s but already boasting a considerable body of devised physical theatre which often unearths untold stories that need to be heard.

He also wrote a considerable body of fine poetry.

Then there's Theroux's very considerable body of fiction.

This seems counterintuitive, but there is a considerable body of experimental evidence to support it.

Looking back over this now considerable body of work, Kent picks out The Colour of Justice as the most satisfying.

A considerable body of critical opinion, no less inflammatory itself, has assumed that the correspondence is close.

But there is, says Brown, "a considerable body of medical opinion in the US that thinks otherwise".

A considerable body of folk legend deals with his real and supposed adventures at this period.

'A considerable body of evidence suggests that the universe is somewhat older than nine days.' 'I know.

Frequently distinguished by considerable technical competence, wit, sophistication, and elegance, light poetry constitutes a considerable body of verse in all Western languages.

There is also a considerable body of literature that challenges Brown's factuality, for even as his book has positioned itself as fiction it takes, as I said, considerable authority from its promise of facts.