Sentence examples for magisterial work from inspiring English sources
But Mr Close's magisterial work is sure to become the definitive account of the story.
In the Book Review, Nicholas D. Kristof called "Mao" a "magisterial work".
"Promethean Fire" could well be the response to 9/11 that many see in this magisterial work, created in 2002.
Most Western theologians, meanwhile, were preoccupied with other issues, though St. Augustine discussed the nature of Jesus in his magisterial work On the Trinity.
The fourth volume of Caro's magisterial work spans the five years that end shortly after Kennedy's assassination, as Johnson prepares to push for a civil rights act.
And then there is Mozart's Symphony No 3, dating from 1765, a rich, magisterial work that could be called the greatest of all Mozart's early symphonies.
Yet from his youthful adventures in "social choice theory" through his study of the practical "capabilities" to choose and act that make our formal freedoms real and magisterial works of exposition such as The Idea of Justice, early exposure to abject poverty and its offshoot - communal violence – has always shaped Sen's work.
His "Brahms Then and Now" project continues with a recital at Carnegie Hall, which sets recent pieces by Brett Dean and Missy Mazzoli ("Bolts of Loving Thunder") alongside three magisterial works by the German icon: the Sonata No. 2 in F-Sharp Minor, the Piano Pieces, Op. 119, and the "Handel Variations".
In four magisterial works, the historian Eric Hobsbawm divided 200 years of modern history into the Age of Empire (1789-1848), the Age of Revolution (1848-1875), the Age of Capital (1875-1914), and the Age of Extremes (1914-1991).
He became an elder statesman of Latin American journalism, with magisterial works of narrative non-fiction that included the "Story of A Shipwrecked Sailor," the tale of a seaman lost on a life raft for 10 days.
The citadel of American civilization was New England and New York, Huntington concluded, in his magisterial 1915 work "Civilization and Climate".
