Sentence examples for produced masterpieces from inspiring English sources

They led nations, produced masterpieces, pushed the boundaries of science and entertained.

Between the 10th and 13th centuries ad, Georgian goldsmiths produced masterpieces of cloisonné enamel and repoussé work, notably icons, crosses, and jewelry.

But there is just as much of a chance that a newcomer to opera might be deferential in approaching the complex, much debated and ceaselessly produced masterpieces of the repertory.

Lisa Washington, the institute's executive director, said the concept of design-build dated back centuries to the master builders who produced masterpieces such as the Pantheon in Rome, the Parthenon in Athens or the Duomo in Florence, Italy.

He says that era, which produced masterpieces such as Taxi Driver, The Godfather and Chinatown, came to an end when Barry Diller went to Paramount and made market research the midwife of formulaic blockbusters.

But, even then, there was enough left to evoke more than just the ghost of the finest male interpreter of songs written by composers and lyricists who mostly saw themselves as craftsmen, but produced masterpieces of seemingly imperishable sophistication and sensitivity.

THE conventional wisdom about Philip Roth is that he's something of a recluse, holed up in his Connecticut home where, in the last decade, he has produced masterpiece after masterpiece with a dedication that makes just about every other writer seem like a slacker.

A hand that can produce masterpieces!

But I would venture that Orwell is not talking about the unpredictable business of producing masterpieces.

In a rather backhanded compliment, SF writer and historian Brian W Aldiss once wrote that de Camp "never produces masterpieces, but is nonetheless rarely dull".

Both line-ups are filled with finals experience and big game players, and when they come together they have an unerring ability to produce masterpieces.