Sentence examples for relatively late work from inspiring English sources

The bewildering skill with which Robbins makes those marking steps engrossingly poetic is just one sign of how inspired he was in this relatively late work.

Not long after, however, it was the relatively late work Surprised by Joy (1955) that got me hooked.

These are relatively late works, in the life of Guardi and the life of the Venetian Republic, and the solemnity is palpable.

Those are relatively late works, from the twenty-some ever less prolific and consistent (but underrated) years before the artist's death, at the age of eighty-four, in 1967.

His most developed treatment of political philosophy occurs relatively late, in a work prompted by the French Revolution of 1789: the Letters (including the early draft of 1792, which is important for its frank statement of his views about domestic politics).

Success came relatively late for Curtis Hanson: he had been working as a director in Hollywood for more than two decades before he hit a commercial home run with The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, released in 1992 and one of the creepiest of the late-80s/early-90s late-80s/early-90s late-80s/early-90s included Fatal Attraction and Single wavee Female.

Britten also added – relatively late in the process of scoring the work – an ensemble of handbell ringers.

In contrast to the first Persian Gulf war, when psychological operations were incorporated into the mission relatively late, this time the planners had been working closely with senior officers in Central Command headquarters since long before the war began.

However, more recent work has shown that macrophage infiltration occurs relatively late in diet-induced obesity, and is preceded by T-lymphocytes [11].

"I get up relatively late, and I don't like to have any set work plan," he says.

Work on the Trevi began in 1732, a relatively late addition to the Roman tradition of building celebratory fountains.