Sentence examples for substance of a work from inspiring English sources

The artist's creative effort is in forming the material so that it is the authentic substance of a work of art.

The shapes you choose to use, whether a Classicist colonnade or a Deconstructivist zigzag, are the conceptual substance of your work, since they represent the assertion of a narrow and precise translation from all the formerly invisible and intangible forces around a building into actual form and delineated space.

"The last thing I want to do is to rush the parliament back for a photo opportunity before the substance of the work is there for it to do," he told Fairfax Radio.

Grisham then decried bad press that sometimes surrounds her boss, arguing that many inquiries she receives as a spokeswoman "have nothing to do with the substance of her work".

I've long found the language of browishness — high, middle, low — a conceptual muddle, conflating the educational level of the audience to which a work is marketed with the intellectual and emotional substance of the work.

This is perhaps the closest Sebald has come to a straight narrative, but it is these digressions that form the substance of the work.

I don't think that really represents the sum and substance of my work.

Both the style and the substance of his work drew criticism.

The substance of my work was never questioned, nor was my professionalism.

But these are not the 'very sum and substance' of Roberts' work.

Twitter, he said, "is a way of engaging the people to whom all politicians are ultimately accountable in the substance of our work".