Sentence examples for destroy works from inspiring English sources

Other authors were determined to destroy works they considered flawed, too personal or not up to snuff.

"Nobody should be allowed to destroy works of art," he thunders to the pretty owner of a cage intricately carved out of coal.

"Stamp it, by all means, so that any subsequent owner knows that it was considered a fake, but don't destroy works," Mr. Spencer said, echoing the view of many art dealers.

The same people who were out to destroy working families and tear down the middle class before November 6th are even more determined now.

The destroyed works, she said, had been moved into the Leyton premises in April.

Izolyatsia says the separatists destroyed works that did not fit with their ideology and may have converted some of the art to scrap metal.

The gallery director, Eric Mézil, said it would reopen with the destroyed works on show "so people can see what barbarians can do".

Research and critique of unbuilt or destroyed works of architecture is traditionally carried out through the examination of surviving information such as drawings, models, photographs, biographies and monographs.

There has been frequent speculation about lost or destroyed works from Mahler's early years.

They compiled reports on looted and destroyed works and provided artists and scholars with means to continue their work and their publications and to support their families.

Among lost or destroyed works the musicologist Ian Copley lists two stage pieces: sketches for the abandoned opera Liadain and Curither, and the draft of a mime-drama Twilight (1926) which Heseltine destroyed on the advice of Delius.