Sentence examples for pieces representative from inspiring English sources

The eight artists jointly performed pieces representative of multiple periods and of various musicians, including Mozart, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Chopin, and Chinese musician Qingwu Guan.

The Old Forest, title story of The Old Forest and Other Stories (1985) by Peter Taylor, a collection of 14 pieces representative of 50 years of the author's fiction.

However, as these two pigments are part of a more extensive colour palette used to create the polychrome finish of these terracotta pieces, representative samples from other areas of surviving polychromy were also taken for each of the three objects investigated.

Street art-inspired pieces representative of the harm of gentrification, wooden structures and balloons mimicking the frailty of institutions, and other politically charged works investigate how systemic racism influences the mobility of people of color at the BOOST MOBILE art show.

This makes the manufacturing of test pieces with representative flaws, in sufficient numbers, so to draw statistical conclusions on the reliability of the NDT system under investigation, quite costly.

While these pieces are representative of a specific transnational cultural taste of the regime, the principal works demonstrate something closer to the core of the exhibition's objective.

Gizara defined these two pieces as representative of the feminine and masculine, the lovers, the yin and yang; complete opposites that come together as "seemingly balanced, or perfectly imperfect".

It's the incredible high of creating something from nothing that forever propels me to the form". Gizara defined these two pieces as representative of the feminine and masculine, the lovers, the yin and yang; complete opposites that come together as "seemingly balanced, or perfectly imperfect". Roger Sterling, anyone?

While this is a solid piece, and Representative Markey makes his case well, he barely mentions the other Republican politicians who have repeated this lie.

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Ryan Lizza's piece on Representative Paul Ryan, of Wisconsin, now the Republican Vice-Presidential candidate, brings up Ryan's fascination with Ayn Rand ("Fussbudget," August 6th).