Sentence examples for most challenging works from inspiring English sources

Like so many of the most challenging works of art, the viewer bristles with an uncomfortable sense of voyeurism.

Works such as Light and Colour (Goethe's Theory) contain some of Turner's most dazzling displays of colour and are among his most challenging works.

They will include the two that Mr. Baklushin cited as the most challenging works of the night — Charles-François Gounod's arrangement of Bach's "Ave Maria" and the Lacrimosa from Mozart's Requiem — and movements from requiems by Berlioz and Gabriel Fauré.

So it must have been a heavy lift for the company to fit a revival of Berlioz's epic French opera "Les Troyens" — one of the greatest but most challenging works in the repertory, with a score lasting nearly four and a half hours — into its crowded rehearsal schedule.

Led by an artistic director, Alfred Preisser, who directed "Monkey Mountain" and who seems to operate on the principle of "Why shouldn't we?," this is a troupe that makes a habit of locating the most challenging works in the canon and knocking them off as if with a slingshot.

In an interview Thursday, Callie Angell, curator of the Andy Warhol Film Project at the Whitney Museum of American Art, said, "The films made by Ronald Tavel and Andy Warhol in 1965 and 1966 are some of the funniest, strangest and most challenging works in the history of underground and avant-garde cinema".

The musical's Off Broadway production, at Playwrights Horizons, received mixed reviews, though some Sondheim aficionados consider it the composer's most challenging work.

His counterpart at the University of Pennsylvania, Lee Stetson, says that admissions officers consider Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses to be the most challenging work students can do, with honors classes "a little less so, unless that's the only advanced coursework that the school offers".

In the new mixed bill that Tamara Rojo has programmed for ENB, she has not only given her dancers their most challenging work in years, but also thrown down the gauntlet to every other repertory company in Britain.

Mr. Hynes told jurors that he did not believe Mr. Reuland's claim that he had asked for a promotion to the office's homicide bureau shortly before the publication of his first novel because the bureau did the most challenging work.

But his most challenging work would come in the following decades – taking the bureau's designs into cutting-edge areas like swing-wings and edge-of-space flight.