Sentence examples for noteworthy pieces from inspiring English sources

While a student, Bennett composed a number of noteworthy pieces, including Sonata for Piano (1954), which was published when he was still a teenager.

With press rights very much in the news this week, here are some of the most noteworthy pieces I've come across on the subject.

At Startup Festival in Montreal this week, one of the noteworthy pieces of data so far is how many non-startup folks are attending workshops ostensibly designed for startups.

Aristotle investigates psychological phenomena primarily in De Anima and a loosely related collection of short works called the Parva Naturalia, whose most noteworthy pieces are De Sensu and De Memoria.

The Los Angeles Times's Victor Zonana, who is gay, has done some of the most incisive AIDS reporting in the country and has written noteworthy pieces about the gay community.

Another noteworthy piece is a column in yesterday's Sun (paywall) by the MP Robert Halfon who has been influentially lobbying for just such a change.

Perhaps the most noteworthy piece for the reopening, however, is Sleeping Woman, a solid stainless steel sculpture by Charles Ray of a clothed black woman, clearly homeless, asleep on a bench.

His first noteworthy piece was called "Twenty Minutes for the Twentieth Century," in which he performed by himself, naked, on a stage decorated with only a work light, calling up signature movements in 20 styles: Nijinsky, Balanchine, Merce Cunningham, Trisha Brown, down to Xavier Le Roy.

Kirkstall Abbey is the most noteworthy piece of architecture from this period in Leeds.

And, if there's a particularly noteworthy piece of news, might turn to a digital platform to consume a video report on a piecemeal basis.

Hazel McCallion, who transformed the Toronto suburb of Mississauga into one of Canada's biggest cities during her long-time tenure as mayor, recently published a noteworthy piece on the harmful effects of stereotypes and sustained prejudices about seniors.