Sentence examples for dense works from inspiring English sources

But these dense works, which have none of the epic sweep of O'Neill's classic dramas, are rarely produced.

Although they are considered by many to be masterpieces of modernism, these novels are forbiddingly dense works.

Paul Dolden of Canada creates overwhelmingly dense works for orchestras of more than 200 instruments playing individual lines, all from his computer on sampled instruments.

During the year he wrote his mystery reviews, Eliot was undergoing a sharp turn to the right politically, and was steeped in dense works of theology in preparation for his baptism into the Anglo-Catholic church.

Mr. Hoghe, a German choreographer and writer little known in the United States, is familiar in European dance circles for his poetic, dense works that often center on his own small body and its pronounced curvature of the spine.

But this may be a hazard of showing so many small, dense works at one time: each of the 23 paintings here is a world unto itself and more than enough to look at.

"Berlin" and "Metal Machine" were dense, impenetrable works that divided critics and fans, but "Transformer" established him post-Velvets as one of the most talented songwriters of all time.

It was very, very dense work.

This was the simple question at the heart of Hall's complex, occasionally dense work.

The Telephone Book is a gruelling and dense work, which explores politics, psychoanalysis, epistemology and Heidegger's theories.

She had originally created this choreographically dense work, which incorporates text and singing, for her senior production at the Juilliard School dance division.