Sentence examples for most intriguing work from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr. Munita's most intriguing work involves spending time far from Chile.

The most intriguing work in the show is by Walead Beshty.

Perhaps the Hong Kong show's most intriguing work — though not for sale — is by Than Sok, born in 1984.

In truth, some of the most intriguing work with a vertical element is hung elsewhere, including a skeletal "Chelsea Hotel" populated by exceptionally tall, slender people evoked by Charles Winecoff.

Some of his most intriguing work explores the intersection of culture and linguistics that underlies translation and multilingualism; in Extraterritorial (1971) he focuses on linguistics and authors who wrote in several languages, and After Babel: Aspects of Language and Translation (1975) is perhaps his most ambitious work.

Leonard Blussé's new book is the most intriguing work of micro-history since "The Return of Martin Guerre" and, for the light it casts on love and life on a colonial frontier, the most illuminating since "The Cheese and the Worms".___________________________________Microcosm: Portrait of a Central European City.

In the most intriguing works here Mr. Schifano combined painted areas with shapes cut from fluorescent plexiglass.

Videos, on the other hand, are among the show's most intriguing works.

The two most intriguing works in the exhibition are "Lady With Apes" (1995) and "Alexi" (1980).

One of the fair's most intriguing works, at Helmut H. Rumbler, is a 12-part, late-16th-century representation of the Passion of Jesus by Johann Bussemacher.

(Ms. Booker also makes elaborate, sculptural costumes; someone should do an exhibit of these, since they have become, in recent years, her most intriguing works).