Sentence examples for substantive works from inspiring English sources

He also had lofty ambitions and wrote many substantive works, like this flawed but interesting symphony.

But in recital at Zankel Hall on Monday evening, the noted English pianist Imogen Cooper played four substantive works that demanded virtuosity of a more intricate nature.

Each of the substantive works he played -- Schubert's Impromptu in B flat (Op. 142, No. 3); Schumann's Fantasy; and Brahms's Piano Sonata No. 3 in F Minor -- requires musical maturity and resourceful technique.

Having already written two substantive works for this inimitable ensemble, he conceived this symphony as a humanistic sacred work for four voices (countertenor, two tenors and baritone) and full orchestra.

Substantive works, like significant symbols, have an opaque aspect.

Early in the decade substantive works appeared in feminist philosophy of science (Harding 1991; Longino 1990; Nelson 1990) along with significant developments in standpoint theory (Collins 1990; Harding 1991), postmodern feminist epistemology (Haraway 1991) and analyses of the role of subjectivity in knowing (Code 1991).

"We had substantive work to do," he said.

"It's about recruiting and inclusion and training and development, with substantive work assignments".

But on the whole, substantive work is more important than prestige.

Real, substantive work is being done on the ground to benefit the citizens of Jerusalem and New York.

Her group, like other nonprofits, was able to offer training and substantive work without the burden of paying a salary.