Sentence examples for particularly in the work of from inspiring English sources

"Youth" prose on the model of American writer J.D. Salinger appeared as well, particularly in the work of Vasily Aksyonov and Vladimir Voynovich.

There are pleasing moments in this rush, particularly in the work of the movement director Mimi Quillin, who manages to drive an awful lot of bodies artfully to and fro in a tiny space.

Ms. Sorrell and her players seemed less concerned with technical perfection than with personality and temperament, which came out particularly in the work of the violin soloists: Jennifer Roig-Francolí, sweet-toned and mercurial, and Carrie Krause, gritty and bold.

One development he was optimistic about was the confluence of psychoanalysis and neuroscience, particularly in the work of Mark Solms, Antonio Damasio and Jaak Panksepp and their co-workers.

Second language assessment is going through some fundamental changes as it responds to ongoing developments in validity theory, particularly in the work of Mislevy, Kane, and Messick in educational measurement.

His own Architectural Reflections (1992) arose out of his lectures to undergraduates, and The Other Tradition of Modern Architecture (1995) records his belief in the continuing relevance of architecture's humane mission, evident particularly in the work of Aalto and other Scandinavian architects.

As a director, he was known for wringing fine performances from his actors, particularly in the works of French masters.

Particularly in the works of Ockeghem, the melodic compass expanded, especially in the lower part; with the expansion of total range, there was less voice crossing.

During the 14th century, particularly in the works of Guillaume de Machaut, the upper voice part was sometimes displaced by a beat or more in respect to the other parts, giving it further rhythmic independence.

Among prose writers of the later 20th century, the influence of modern narrative techniques, inspired by Western writers such as James Joyce and William Faulkner, was strong, particularly in the works of Hushang Golshiri.

Although institutionalism never became a major school of economic thought, its influence has continued, particularly in the works of economists seeking to explain economic problems from a perspective that incorporates social and cultural phenomena.