Sentence examples for most complex works from inspiring English sources

And though Berg's "Drei Orchesterstücke", Op. 6, is one of his most complex works, Mr Barenboim was able to show how it is also one of his most Romantic.

They will not be able to take full responsibility for the most complex work.

And yet the forest is not even the most complex work he has planned.

In the show's most complex work he appears as a very young child on his grandfather's lap.

And every symphony has climactic passages where the beauty seems to capture the essence of even the most complex work.

Rudolf Frieling, media arts curator at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, called Mr. Kentridge's nose project "his most complex work to date".

Isaac Hull was at the time the heaviest, tallest and most complex work in silver ever produced in North America.

Structurally, it is probably his most complex work, spinning around different points of view as the tales of various liaisons, most of them clandestine, start to knit together.

The pattern of the most complex work, screen prints, is an all-over right-angle meandering of colored line that creates a maze or labyrinth.

This in itself has led to low morale, but magistrates are also unhappy that the most complex work is sometimes taken by district judges and that changes have been imposed on them.

Standing almost 30 inches from its hairy paw feet to the furrowed brow of a bellicose eagle mounted on the lid of its soup tureen bowl, it was, according to the exhibition's catalog, "the heaviest, tallest and most complex work in silver ever produced in North America".