Sentence examples for hefty works from inspiring English sources

BARGEMUSIC Aug. 15 at 8: Hefty works by Chopin (the Four Scherzi) and Mussorgsky ("Pictures at an Exhibition") are featured in a program offered by the pianist Nami Ejiri.

Rather, their failure to include women from any epoch suggests the continuation of a perennial problem faced by women artists, whose work has been historically dismissed as little more than domestic, decorative trifles, in contrast to the meaty, hefty works produced by their male contemporaries.

And I remain glad that she chose a hefty work of literary fiction.

Going from napping two hours a day, I now rarely sleep in the daytime and have enough energy for daily workouts and a hefty work schedule.

Mr. McAdams's balletic conducting, with its sweeping gestures and careful, alert cueing, gave the impression that he knew what he wanted to do with this hefty work, and the orchestra seemed to give him what he asked for.

Over the first year of a two-year term, the hefty work schedule has slowed his social life, he said, although he met his current girlfriend at a fraternity party one recent Saturday night.

She also performed with Ms. Gruesser and Mr. Emelianoff in her piano trio, "Big Sky" (2000), a brief but emotionally hefty work in which intricate piano figuration is set against beautifully shaped string lines.

Besides being a hefty work in its own right, the book is the fanboy's dream introduction to the reporting process that culminated in the TV series widely acclaimed as the best ever made; to Simon, though, it's a relic from another life.

Perhaps most jarring is the sudden popularity of Hannah Arendt's 1951 doorstop The Origins of Totalitarianism, a hefty work of political philosophy that traces the roots of both the Nazi and Stalinist regimes.

In their place he substituted a few heftier works — Villa-Lobos's Prelude No. 1 and a Bach Prelude and Fugue (from BWV 997) — all performed with the clarity, assurance and expressive rubato that animates the more demanding showpieces on his recording.

You can't blame Mr. Levine, who chose hefty vocal works by each composer and presided over finely polished performances.