Sentence examples for most remarkable work from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most remarkable work in this show is "Horse With Jockey; Horse Galloping, Turning the Head to the Right, the Feet Not Touching the Ground".

I find these poems, notably the Assia poems, among the most remarkable work of Hughes's late years, though in their alertness to the processes of self-destruction they are of a piece with the body of his poetry.

Mr. D'Onofrio's most remarkable work on the big screen has gone largely unseen: as the pulp writer Robert E. Howard in "The Whole Wide World," as Abbie Hoffman in "Steal This Movie" and opposite Marisa Tomei in last year's "Happy Accidents".

"John Deasy has one of the most remarkable work ethics I've ever seen," Zimmer said.

Welcome Books, his publisher for the last 15 years, put together this slideshow of his most remarkable work.

Unlike LeWitt, her paintings are fluid rather than rigid -- she pairs pastels inspired by the warm landscape in the American Southwest, where she produced some of her most remarkable work.

One of the most remarkable works in the book is Glen Canyon Dam, Page, Arizona, August 1983.

One of the most remarkable works here attempts to capture the evanescent in nature.

The bewitching centrepiece of the evening was a repeat performance of one of the most remarkable works the CBSO has introduced in many years.

Some of the most remarkable works of art remain altogether enigmatic — none more than some beautiful ivory plaques carved in low relief with Old and New Testament scenes and Greek inscriptions.

One of the most remarkable works in the show is Ms. Chandra's work that looks at her family's migration through family portraits in which the image of her father is cut out, with studio backdrops taking the place of the missing father.