Sentence examples for ground-breaking works from inspiring English sources

There is a consistent pattern in postwar theatre in which ground-breaking works are greeted with initial incomprehension.

Since the late 1990's, Mr. Tulupov has completed several of these ground-breaking works, which he calls "free-forms".

Branden is known for his ground-breaking works that satirize modern culture and illuminate the experience of navigating race, class, and identity.

The idea that Milton was "very good" provided the subject of Ricks's first book and he has gone on to produce ground-breaking works on, among others, Keats, Tennyson, TS Eliot and Beckett.

Around 1953, out of the rich mix of constructivism, primitivism and direct experiences of war, emerged ground-breaking works of art in which thickly applied, irregular areas of paint became expressive vehicles in themselves.

But the important thing is that from the age of about 14 I realised that people could have genuinely held and intellectually credible differences of opinion". The idea that Milton was "very good" provided the subject of Ricks's first book and he has gone on to produce ground-breaking works on, among others, Keats, Tennyson, TS Eliot and Beckett.

I applaud Anderson for his ground-breaking work on the long-tail theory.

We highlight the ground-breaking work on model species and discuss recent achievements in important crop species.

Visitors are expected to attend from around the world to see the ground-breaking work of Lee Alexander McQueen.

His unique style and ground-breaking work will surely be studied by future generations of art historians.

In his recent Hugo Young lecture on poverty, Cameron badly misused the ground-breaking work of Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett in The Spirit Level.