Sentence examples for robust works from inspiring English sources

Her notoriously robust works, often featuring her own nude body, were once dismissively labeled narcissistic; but lately they are being recognized as pioneering.

Roy Harris celebrates his American roots in robust works like "Kentucky Spring," while the gentler Henry Cowell (in the Japanese-influenced "Ongaku for Orchestra," or the science-fictiony sounds of "Seven Rituals of Music") seems bent on creating a roots music for a country of his own devising.

We show this sensor is sensitive (50 fM), robust (works in 10% human serum), and specific (can efficiently discriminate cancer-specific single-base mutants from the wild-type noncancer target).

With a colleague, John Guest, she had already put in a lot of robust work as one of its two editors.

By the mid-1990s, he was developing a passion for the more robust work of Paul Evans, Harry Bertoia, George Nakashima, Phillip Lloyd Powell and Klaus Ihlenfeld.

"It's more likely a sign that Swedes are already accustomed to a robust work-life balance.

Mr. Jolley was heard to much better effect in Schumann's Andante and Variations, a robust work for the unusual combination of two pianos, two cellos and horn.

It's an opaque performance from Tautou in many ways, understandably so, and perhaps the film does not fully get inside her mind and heart; a confident, robust work nevertheless.

Except for "Greening," a robust work by Mr. Miki, and "Midare," a soft-spoken, pentatonic piece by the 17th-century composer Kengyo Yatsuhashi, the works Ms. Kurosawa played were her own.

And in doing so he invites criticisms of the sort Mr Kling levels.The question, of course, is which jobs to save, and the irony of the situation is that had America had a robust work-sharing programme in place, it probably would not have saved Chrysler and General Motors.

We find the protocol to be robust, working even with the unavoidable effects of photon loss, non-ideal sources, and imperfect detection.