Sentence examples for representative works of from inspiring English sources

Representative works of virtually every important Muslim thinker are present.

Representative works of Latin American literature, history, anthropology and art are read and discussed in class.

The last representative works of the era were Fitzgerald's Tender Is the Night (1934) and Dos Passos's The Big Money (1936).

THE film "Summer With Monika," released in 1953, isn't among the best known or most representative works of Ingmar Bergman, but it may be his most influential.

Books from "Italian Literature and Thought" The Italian Literature and Thought Series makes available in English representative works of Italian culture.

It could be that the truly representative works of this era are novels like Toni Morrison's "Beloved," Philip Roth's "American Pastoral" and Cormac McCarthy's "The Road," all of which feature deep parent-child bonds.

The representative work of the popular San Su (Gao Dexiong) was Jingji riji ("Diary of a Salesman").

His reputation was established with his Royal Court Theatre production of John Osborne's Look Back in Anger (1956), the play that became the representative work of Britain's post-World War II generation of "Angry Young Men".

His "A-Q zhengzhuan" (1921; "The True Story of Ah Q"), a damning critique of early 20th-century conservatism in China, is the representative work of the May Fourth period and has become an international classic.

Two pieces from the early 1940s The Defense of Corinth for narrator, men's chorus, and two pianos (1941) and Symphony No. 1 (1942)—were especially representative work of that period.

The trend that was evident in John Wain's novel Hurry on Down (1953) and in Lucky Jim (1954) by Kingsley Amis was crystallized in 1956 in the play Look Back in Anger, which became the representative work of the movement.