Sentence examples for enjoyable works from inspiring English sources

Somehow, these high contrasts and shifty hues hang together to make Chroma one of McGregor's most accessible and enjoyable works.

The most enjoyable works of fiction present us with convincing worlds; we believe our favourite characters existed before "once upon a time" and go on existing after the final full stop.

The players were also in excellent form in Mr. Lieberson's "Free and Easy Wanderer," which slightly belies its title in that the drift is palpably steered by harmonic and rhythmic forces, and two enjoyable works by Mr. Knussen, "Coursing" and "Two Organa".

There are dozens of midrange, enjoyable works by major European modernists, including a late, seductive portrait of a young girl in a blue dress by the expressionist Max Beckmann at Nathan A. Bernstein & Company, and an explosive, semi-Surrealist 1943 composition of geometric shapes, organic forms and a dove by Fernand Léger at the booth of Galerie Cazeau-Béraudière.

Dollar for dollar you'll see some of the best acting possible in two enjoyable works by a playwright who some day is going to aim for the fences and hit one way past them.

The advances in quality of life that this will bring might sound, today at least, like wishful thinking: less stuff, less stress, less work, more enjoyable work, longer holidays, a shorter working week.

It's a masterful, deeply enjoyable work.

The movie is grimly overproduced and exhausting, an irritating, preposterous, but fitfully enjoyable work, in which every element has been inflated.

Some of his most enjoyable work is flawed -- like his best known movie, the extravagantly romantic "Breaking the Waves" -- but it hardly matters.

And yet, the United States is in the middle of a great revival of traditional architecture — Georgian, neo-Classical, Arts and Crafts and so forth — that is almost absent from Mr. Hill's stimulating and enjoyable work.

She plays her part with an insouciance that well befits this slight, enjoyable work, in which the brilliant costuming, by David C. Woolard, means as much to us as the characters.