Sentence examples for strange works from inspiring English sources

It is a nice idea, but not terribly helpful when it comes to decoding walls of strange works.

"A lot of times in hospitals they try so hard to make it upbeat, with copies of strange works that are just drab.

I had high hopes on Tuesday for his take on Stravinsky's "Symphonies of Wind Instruments," a score of just 12 minutes written in 1920 and revised in 1947, one of the composer's most original and wondrously strange works.

Berman is an artist both forceful and discreet: he easily provides the big tone that Ruggles's arching lines of dissonant counterpoint require, yet he is also sensitive to the poignantly timeless quality that these strange works have.

Having picked the least Romantic subject he could think of, he set it according to the precepts of a Russian maverick tradition that had been pioneered in the 1860's in a couple of strange works by Mussorgsky ("Marriage," after Gogol) and Aleksandr Dargomyzhsky ("The Stone Guest," after Pushkin).

http://michaeldowlingstudio.com/home.html iconic big strange works on wood that feel retro-primal.

It's a strange work.

Granted, fact-checking is often strange work.

The Road as a book is a strange work.

Nearly all of this strange work soon ended up becoming canonical.

In this wondrously strange work stretches of dance alternate with harmonically rich musings and bursts of rhapsodic fantasy.