Sentence examples for formidable work of from inspiring English sources

At times, it must be said, the book can be overly dense: this is a formidable work of scholarship, but not the lightest of reads.

More than just a formidable work of historical synthesis, "American Colonies" provokes us to contemplate the ways in which residents of North America have dealt with diversity.

Fortified by encapsulating the philosophy from the likes of Paulo Coelho, this awakened me to understand 'a force that wants you to realise your personal legend' and a catalyst for my everyday drive in the formidable work of Robin Sharma, teaching me to lead without a title, to not become a prisoner of my past but the architect of my future.

"We're looking forward to an incredibly fun event and are pleased to know that the money raised will directly support the fight against cancer through the formidable work of the John Wayne Cancer Foundation," said Wild Goose co-owner Mario Marovic in a statement.

I ask because I happen to be reading Claire Tomalin's splendid new 200th anniversary biography of the great Victorian writer (all her biographies are formidable works of popular scholarship).

So it founders both as fiction and as reportage, as the reader can test, by comparing this brassy yeller with quieter but far better novels that have drawn on intelligent research (like "Netherland" and "Lush Life," both set in New York), or with formidable works of courageous reportage (like "Maximum City" and "Behind the Beautiful Forevers," both about life in Mumbai).

"Since 5Pointz was a prominent tourist attraction the public would undoubtedly have thronged to say its goodbyes during those ten months and gaze at the formidable works of aerosol art for the last time," Block said.

Leaders of the nascent coalition acknowledge that this is the formidable work to come.

But what composer today would not gladly trade a whole roster of formidable works to have written "The Mikado"?

There are at least three other notable references to intellectual property in ancient times these cases are cited in Bruce Bugbee's formidable work The Genesis of American Patent and Copyright Law (Bugbee 1967).

These are formidable works, to be sure.