Sentence examples for one antiquity from inspiring English sources

She showed the livelier side of her technique and interpretive sensibilities in the one antiquity on the program, Bach's A minor Suite (BWV 1013) for unaccompanied flute, and a modern echo of Bach's style, Villa-Lobos's "Bachianas Brasileiras" No. 6 (1938), a duet for flute and bassoon in which Ms. Stillman's partner was Darryl Hartshorne.

He took the latter view, which turned out to be the most favoured one in antiquity; Aristotle was on the other side.

One of antiquity's most famous statues, Myron's Diskobolos, dissolves into nude Teutonic decathlete Erwin Huber recreating the discus-throwing pose.

Lane Fox writes with a historian's gift for exposing the strangeness of a different culture; Williams immerses himself in the theological subtleties of one of antiquity's most ambitious thinkers.

The new data presented in this article highlight, on one hand, the originality, antiquity, and longevity of burial practices indicating a strong local cultural identity, and, on the other hand, the participation of pre-Dogon populations (long reputed for being isolated from the outside world) in broader African socioeconomic dynamics.

Among all the pigments and their varieties ever used in art these 56-pigments collection is not exhaustive but it attempts, at least, to be a selection of the most used ones from antiquity to early 1950'.

One book, on Roman antiquities, is an encyclopedia of building types.

This is the meaning the novel gave to the editorial device of antiquity, one of its more compelling reinventions.

In its ruined state is reminds me of the Roman antiquities one chances upon in Italian towns.

I absolutely refuse to become one of his Antiquities!

The older names gave one a sense of antiquity and alchemy: corundum and galena, orpiment and realgar.