Sentence examples for extraordinary masterpiece from inspiring English sources

I tried to absorb the impact of this extraordinary masterpiece and pondered, as I have done since, on that last comment of his.

I still think the family lie at the play's impenetrable heart but, cavil though I may at Jones's reading, no one should miss Pirandello's extraordinary masterpiece.

Beauty and the Beast is an extraordinary masterpiece for many of the reasons I mentioned, but what impresses me the most is the animation.

In this extraordinary masterpiece — one of 12 pictures in "Giovanni Bellini: Landscapes of Faith in Renaissance Venice," newly opened at the J. Paul Getty Museum — sunrise is breaking, its cloud-streaked sky washed in diaphanous smudges of orange, yellow, pink and blue.

A small second-floor gallery overlooking the grand staircase has a display of extraordinary, masterpiece-quality, structurally correct architectural models — miniature basilicas, foot-high Brancusi-like staircases to nowhere, to heaven — donated to the museum in 2007 by Clare and Eugene Thaw.

These extraordinary masterpieces – the largest concentration in northern Europe – are tucked away in tiny, often remote parish churches, and many are virtually unknown.

And that is really the reward of this because we're so proud to be associated with these extraordinary masterpieces [the books].

In 1973, the late Stanley Kubrick instructed Warner Bros to withdraw from UK distribution his extraordinary, flawed masterpiece A Clockwork Orange, based on the Anthony Burgess novel.

I will show later that one of those art historians is Fried himself, but as soon as I started to consult WP I realized I was reading something quite extraordinary: a masterpiece of its kind in that it takes the style of perpetual announcement of what is about to happen to extremes of deferment that have never been seen before.

An extraordinary architectural masterpiece, from the marble Bridge of Sighs to the Byzantine opulence of St. Mark's Basilica, the Italian city of Venice is one of the world's premier cities for art and architecture.

At Duke Performances, twelve singers from The Crossing, led by conductor Donald Nally, offer Durham audiences the opportunity to hear composer David Lang's extraordinary Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece, The Little Match Girl Passion.