Sentence examples for rather a work of from inspiring English sources
It is, rather, a work of extravagant artistic license about Czar Paul I, the unhappy son of Catherine the Great.
It is not a masterpiece, but rather a work of skilful craftsmanship, which teasingly engages and disengages one's sympathies but leaves the reader with curiously mixed feelings.
But the letters represent no random act of vandalism, rather a work of art rendered in brilliant LED and employing technology we usually associate with the mobile phone.
I especially liked "What you might be overseas?" (SIE = "you" in German) and "Works at a museum, say", which is not a hint at a job, but rather a work of art (BUSTS).
And here, in a two-page close-up, are a pair of wretchedly malformed Siamese twins, fused at the neck.This is not your typical coffee-table book, but rather a work of photojournalism that documents one of the neglected legacies of the Vietnam war: the impact of America's extensive use of a defoliant known as Agent Orange.
But it often reads like a polemic rather than a work of history.
The Great Game is an event, rather than a work of art.
Dr Cooper said: "Its value is as a historical document rather than a work of art.
A work of cinematic art rather than a work of industrial or commercial art, it resists easy consumption.
Should an overreliance on plot deem a work to be classified as "genre writing" rather than a work of literature?
His fiction ("iconic", "legendary", "the literary anthem of a generation") is reduced to an epiphenomenon of his trauma: a symptom rather than a work of conscious art.
