Sentence examples for reflected in the work of from inspiring English sources
This altered musical landscape is reflected in the work of today's musicians and composers.
Under capitalist conditions, Marx thought, men and women cease to see themselves reflected in the work of their own hands.
The premise, as reflected in the work of 30 artists (among them, Rachel Harrison, Isa Genzken, Eliot Hundley, Carol Bove, Jock Bock and Sarah Lucas), is that assemblage sculpture is the most viable art form of the moment.
His arguments derive from the skepticism of the Greek philosopher Sextus Empiricus (fl. 3rd century ce) as reflected in the work of the essayist Michel de Montaigne (1533 92) and the Catholic theologian Pierre Charron (1541 1603).
Perhaps the most interesting of recent fashion-ad campaigns are those produced for the German designer Jil Sander by Craig McDean, which evoke glass-encased wax figures... McDean's style has just begun to be reflected in the work of photographers like Steven Meisel, who is a survivor precisely because he knows how to imitate trends.
Ms. Riley and Mr. LeWitt bespoke the fashionable return of high Modernism and Minimalism in particular, facts reflected in the work of younger artists lately prominent like Damien Hirst (whose entertaining, instantly forgettable spectacle was a smash at Larry Gagosian's gallery) and Inigo Manglano-Ovalle (Exit Art, Protetch).
"I see it reflected in the works of the collection".
As a result, it was reflected in the works of the poet-saints Namdev and Tukaram.
A sympathetic attitude toward the hard life of the people is reflected in the works of most of the painters and sculptors of that time.
The literary side of the city's flowering is reflected in the works of the Alexandria-born Greek writer Constantine Cavafy, who drew on Alexandria's fabled past in his poetry.
The place was draped with beautiful fabrics, and candles burned, and their flames reflected in the works of art made fabulously from bits of glittery junk, as Ali the magpie artist loved to do.
