Sentence examples for dazzling works from inspiring English sources

The artist creates dazzling works of enamel, gold leaf and ink inspired by science.

Dazzling works of art like the famous gold-and-lapis-lazuli rearing goat with a flowering plant from the great death pit at Ur join forces here with less well-known works of visual paradox.

Instead Mr. Denk played three of Gyorgy Ligeti's études, offering precisely the mix of extravagant technique and potent imagination these dazzling works demand.

"Dandelion Wine" is one of his most dazzling works, all the more affecting because its surface simplicity does not hide a witty structural interplay with the music.

Lessing never apparently read a word of Diski's books – her 10 wonderful shape-shifting novels, or her seven dazzling works of nonfiction.

In general, though, because of the movement's emphasis on light and the relative inflexibility of its technique, the artists are seen at their best in the tranquil land- and waterscapes that are among the show's most dazzling works.

Although it is disappointing that the Met did not send some of its really great Hudson River School masterpieces to New Britain, specifically Church's "The Heart of the Andes" (1859), a colossal, dazzling work, this is a beautiful, thoughtful and ultimately satisfying little show with much to recommend it.

When you submit your own (dazzling) work for publication, the peer-reviewers won't know or care about the Star Researcher's outsized ego.

At the age of 70, the Australian director, a prince of a human being and well loved within the industry, has made his best movie, and a win for director would fall in line with the academy's recent choices of Ang Lee ("Life of Pi") and Alfonso Cuarón ("Gravity") for dazzling work.

The novel was praised as a "dazzling work, luminous, vast" by Robert Macfarlane, chair of the judges, who also observed that it was "a book you sometimes feel lost in, fearing it to be a 'baggy monster,' but it turns out to be as tightly structured as an orrery".

It's not the work space one expects from this Brooklyn artist, known for dazzling glass works like "Endlessly Repeating Twentieth Century Modernism," a shimmering display of mirror-glass decanters that seem to go on infinitely, and "Island Universe," a suite of five room-size silvery sculptures that illuminate the Big Bang theory.