Sentence examples for substantial masterpieces from inspiring English sources
His popularity continued until the end of the century, but by 1914 his operas had almost disappeared from the repertory, overshadowed by the more substantial masterpieces of Verdi and Richard Wagner.
"Sunset at Montmajour," painted in Arles in 1888, "is a work from the most important period of his life, when he created his substantial masterpieces, like 'Sunflowers,' 'The Yellow House' and 'The Bedroom,' " said the museum's director, Axel Rüger, in an interview.
Five or six real masterpieces".
Jeremy Parish of 1UP.com expressed his disagreement with the game's status as an "unfairly forgotten masterpiece" among its substantial Internet following.
But most of her substantial body of work — including her masterpiece, the beautifully weird novel "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" (1962) — is not widely read.
In other comments to the Italian press in recent weeks, Ms. Sgarlata and Mr. Gelardi have said Sicily is considering charging foreign museums substantial fees for loans and is placing travel restrictions on masterpieces like the charioteer.
It was almost a relief to hear a substantial Bartok creation other than the Divertimento, the war-haunted masterpiece of 1939 that set the tone for this happily history-haunted season.
Apprenticeship lasted four to five years, ending with the production of a "masterpiece" that proved his ability as a craftsman, and the payment of a substantial entrance fee.
But anyone with dreams of penning a masterpiece while staring out at the views that inspired Trotsky will also have to grapple with substantial pressure from the local government and amateur historians to turn the site into a museum.
