Sentence examples for examination of works from inspiring English sources

A strict examination of works and dates can show, therefore, that Kandinsky does not quite deserve to be called, as he often is, the "founder" of nonfigurative painting; at least he cannot be called the only founder.

An introduction to the principal styles of Western art music through an examination of works by outstanding composers, beginning with Gregorian chant and ending with the music of Haydn and Mozart.

Thus, the technical examination of works of art and hidden paintings in particular, has become a challenge for laboratories with limited scientific facilities.

"The Architectural Work" is perhaps the most interesting of the three major essays in the Ontology of the Work of Art, for it suggests how Ingarden's examination of works of art may be broadened out to form the framework for a general theory of social and cultural objects and their relations to the more basic physical objects posited by the natural sciences.

Symphonies for Youth: A Journey Through Minimalism The LA Phil presents a kid-friendly examination of works by John Adams and Philip Glass.

This week in San Diego, the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library is celebrating the rich history of garden art in their examination of works of from the Italian Renaissance and Baroque periods via the lens of landscape architecture.

It follows his highly critical examination of working practices at the courier company Hermes.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch issued a statement Friday expressing dismay at the death of Moritz Erhardt, who was working in Merrill Lynch's investment banking division, and announced a wide-ranging examination of working practices with a special focus on junior members of staff.

Whatever else it may be, "Spartan," like "Heist" or "Lakeboat" or "Glengarry Glen Ross," is an examination of work, of what people (mostly men) do and how they talk when they're on the job.

Mike Leigh has "All or Nothing," another ensemble-cast examination of working class British life that is as well served in many of the smaller roles as it in the larger ones.

Close examination of work groups revealed that routine patterns of behaviour ("informal organization") often did not match the organizational charts or other official depictions of the organization ("formal organization").