Sentence examples for distinctive body of work from inspiring English sources

The exception, a single, modular painting, bold in color and design, seems to point to a whole other distinctive body of work.

He has a good jump, too, on another overarching goal he's set for himself: to produce a lasting and distinctive body of work.

Part brainy researcher and inventor, part inspired artist and creator, Trisha Brown is one of the great explorers of postmodern dance, with a distinctive body of work that is often off the wall – sometimes literally.

They have occasional words of praise for people -- like Jiri Kylian, who "has produced a vibrant and distinctive body of work that is extraordinarily rich both in feeling and in visual and kinetic ideas".

His subsequent designs - especially for the Royal Court, and later with Alan Ayckbourn - often attracted less attention than the new plays they enhanced, but they formed a quietly distinctive body of work.

Mythology, conflict and transformation are recurring elements in the distinctive body of work the Seattle composer Garrett Fisher has created since founding his performance troupe, the Fisher Ensemble, in 1995.

Few English authors of the last 60 years have built more distinctive bodies of work than JG Ballard, whose archive is unveiled today by the British Library.

That daily boiling has produced, over time, one of the world's most distinctive bodies of work: three decades of addictive weirdness that falls into an oddly fascinating hole between genres (sci-fi, fantasy, realist, hard-boiled) and cultures (Japan, America), a hole that no writer has ever explored before, or at least nowhere near this deep.

There he teaches the distinctive body of nondual work he has developed to awaken the human spirit: Nondual Healing, Impersonal Movement and the Work of Return.

Finally we consider the extent to which a distinctive body of practice was emerging in the work that Peer Workers were doing.

However, such communal membership is not a necessary condition for the work of a particular artist to count amongst the works that comprise a racially distinctive body of art such as might be called "Negro art".