Sentence examples for her work notably from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers came into daily contact with her work, notably SCPS subway advertising and Bulletin covers featuring leading artists.

Goodall wrote a number of books and articles about various aspects of her work, notably In the Shadow of Man (1971).

From there, she began incorporating English into her work, notably with her last record 'Roses', broadening her reach as an artist.

Cockerton has won various awards for her work, notably the 2010 Angel in Adoption award by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, as well as a $100,000 Purpose Prize for Intergenerational Innovation late last year.

Several of her works, notably "Inanna," sought to reclaim forgotten myths about female deities.

While the picture itself may eschew the kinds of unsettling and odd visual effects Lowry achieves in her other work, notably a painting hanging among the Sulman finalists, her portrait is a worthy winner.

She is principally known for her reportage work, notably from conflict zones, and has worked for the Associated Press and the New York Times.

In this case, as in some of her previous work, notably the mesmeric novel "The Last Magician," the subject is the nightmare of power.

It will include some of her signature work, notably the "knit paintings" that she had been making for years, machine-generated weavings with loaded images — Playboy logos, Soviet hammers and sickles, commercial brand emblems.

In her early work, notably in the essays "Moral Beliefs" and "Moral Arguments," published in the late 1950s, Ms. Foot took issue with philosophers like R. M. Hare and Charles L. Stevenson, who maintained that moral statements were ultimately expressions of attitude or emotion, because they could not be judged true or false in the same way factual statements could be.

Many mathematicians were influenced by his work, notably Jean-Victor Poncelet and Michel Chasles.