Sentence examples for encountering works from inspiring English sources

Art enthusiasts arrive with the expectations of encountering works by the next Mary Cassatt, Thomas Eakins, Daniel Garber, Violet Oakley, Maxfield Parrish, David Lynch, and many other celebrated artists who have attended PAFA since the school and museum began in 1805.

Encountering work with such a strong and distinct flavour is one of the pleasures of the comedy smorgasbord that is the Edinburgh fringe.

Nevertheless, encountering work related existential uncertainty is a reality in the lives of care workers involved in end-of-life-care.

Only the last of these encounters works satisfactorily.

"That's not art!" Roosevelt would shout, as they encountered works by Picasso, Braque and Brancusi.

Foreign painters encountered works by Caravaggio and Raphael, themselves inspired by archaeological sites and the naturalistic and poetic paintings of Giorgione and Titian.

He took the art of collage to new heights, so viewers at a Bearden exhibition anticipate they will encounter works that advance this genre.

All along Australia's country roads you will encounter works of sinister folk art, strangely exultant memorials to young men annihilated at speed.

The best thing about the fair is to encounter works for the first time, or that one had only known by rumour or reputation.

Meanwhile it was fascinating to encounter works by two composers of whom most of us hadn't heard, and who might, if the dice had landed differently, have now been household names – Johann Baptist Vanhal and Franz Ignaz Beck.

These findings suggest that across the educational developmental stages, an active learning process integrating acquisition of information, placement in context, and its practical use in patient encounters works best for learners.