Sentence examples for set of excerpts from inspiring English sources

In this work, we aim to overcome the aforementioned limitations by a) presenting the Conflict Escalation Resolution (CONFER) Database, a set of excerpts from audio visual recordings of televised political debates where conflicts naturally arise, and b) reporting baseline experiments on audio visual conflict intensity estimation.

After the Second World War, the Sadler's Wells company made a 78 r.p.m. set of excerpts from Simon Boccanegra (1949), but made no more recordings until the stereo LP era.

The first set of excerpts has been chosen based on basic emotions [ 62- 65].

Elizabeth Farnum sang the Birtwistle deftly, but she was heard to better effect at the end of the program, in Harold Meltzer's attractive, Neo-Classical setting of excerpts from George Eliot's "Silas Marner".

The set of Villon excerpts included here, four drawn from the Fantasy recording and two from more recent stagings, do not come near to recreating its effect.

A 10-CD set of opera excerpts ranges from studio sessions in 1947 to his 1967 "Celeste Aida," featuring along the way many of the lyric French and Italian roles with which he cemented his reputation.

Set to excerpts of Rameau's "Hippolyte et Aricie," it is tentatively scheduled to be part of a Rameau evening that will have a European premiere in 2010.

The piece, "Year of the Rabbit," is set to excerpts from Sufjan Stevens's 2001 electronica album, "Enjoy Your Rabbit," which the composer has reorchestrated for the occasion.

To start, there was "Brandenburg," Jerome Robbins's last ballet and one of his most compelling, set to excerpts from the third, second, first and sixth concertos.

The centerpiece of the program, though, was "De Profundis" (1992), his half-hour setting of vivid excerpts from Oscar Wilde prison correspondence.

The music is neither symphonic nor dramatic but a sparsely orchestrated, cantata-like setting of three excerpts from Plato's dialogues.