Sentence examples for loveliest work from inspiring English sources
The loveliest work here is the simple elongated "Female Torso" (1948).
The falling-off was all the more puzzling given that the early 40's inspired some of her loveliest work, poems that wedded an ornate architecture to a sophisticated rhetoric laced with plainspoken urgency ("He 'Digesteth Harde Yron'," "Nevertheless," "The Mind Is an Enchanting Thing" and my favorite of her poems, "What Are Years").
The Literary World agreed that it was "the manliest and the loveliest work of Mr. Morris's genius", going on to predict that "Whatever its immediate reception may be, William Morris's Sigurd is certain eventually to take its place among the few great epics of the English tongue".
Oku no hosomichi (1694; The Narrow Road to the Deep North), describing his visit to northern Japan, is one of the loveliest works of Japanese literature.
Set to Ravel's wistful music, this is one of Balanchine's loveliest works, and it is not performed often enough.
It's lovely work by Neil Patel.
Lovely work from Ian Hart, particularly in the rather stronger second half.
The director George Tillman Jr., working from Michael Starrbury's script, does some lovely work with his actors.
It's an important historical document, a spiritual guide, a lovely work of poetry.
Headaches for the living and lots of lovely work for lawyers.
