Sentence examples for definitive classic from inspiring English sources
The extensively researched revisionist biography challenged Alex Haley's definitive classic, The Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965), on several points and raised controversial questions about who was responsible for the black nationalist's murder in 1965.
Although there was no sign of any of these music stars, one rock star has been spotted around Park City - Dave Grohl, making his directing debut in a documentary, with Sound City - a look at the legendary LA studio where Nirvana recorded their definitive classic album Nevermind.
If you need the security of definitive, classic recipes in which every ingredient and garnish is specified with no room for deviation or inspiration, pick up a copy of Escoffier.
Considered by AllMusic as "the definitive post-classic-era Morrison", Into the Music, was released in the last year of the 1970s.
Adapted from "The New Classics: A Definitive Collection of Classics for Every Modern Cook," from Donna Hay magazine (HarperCollins, 2014).
Not to establish a definitive pantheon of classics but to start a conversation about which movies deserve that honor and also to present a series of arguments about what we value.
The guitars were as raw as any Sham 69 song, but that wide contrast between punk crudeness and pop sensitivity made "Teenage Kicks" one of the most striking and definitive pop-punk classics.
Film Classics, a series from the British Film Institute in which Leading Authorities offer Definitive Assessments of Timeless Classics like "L'Avventura" and "Metropolis".
Theodore Bikel and Nell Carter deliver definitive version of Hanukkah classics, see-sawing between melancholy and celebration to set the album's tone.
Three: In 1982 he created the Library of America with its definitive editions of American classics, conceived earlier with Edmund Wilson at the Princeton Club while Wilson drank a half-dozen martinis.
Praised for his definitive takes on operatic classics by the likes of Mozart and Wagner, Levine also brought dissonant masterpieces like Alban Berg's "Wozzeck" and Arnold Schoenberg's "Moses und Aron" to the Met.
