Sentence examples for suggests a work of from inspiring English sources

But as "Jeux" suggests, a work of art can be radical without being shocking.

Despite its title, which suggests a work of the imagination rather than literal documentation, "Wartime Lies" clearly drew on autobiographical details and was often referred to as a memoir-in-disguise rather than a novel.

They suggest a work of studied seriousness, of an exploration of identity and history, as well as the nature of fiction itself.

Although the vast choral and orchestral forces employed suggest a work of monumental sound, according to critic Michael Kennedy "the predominant expression is not of torrents of sound but of the contrasts of subtle tone-colours and the luminous quality of the scoring".

Perhaps they'll get their due attention in another TV project or documentary film on Ringling -- may I suggest a working title of "The Sickest Show On Earth" ??

The museum complex, designed by Frank O. Gehry, consists of interconnected buildings whose extraordinary free-form titanium-sheathed mass suggests a gigantic work of abstract sculpture.

The fragment itself asserts the priority of the science of calculation (ha logistika, "logistic") to the other sciences, such as geometry, and thus suggests a technical work of mathematics.

It was an odd critique, suggesting that a work of art must narrow its focus, become more specific — that it must, in a sense, mean less.

Rainer Maria Rilke once suggested that "a work of art is good if it has arisen out of necessity," implying that a ("good") literary creation has its genesis in a sense of necessity.

With that work, Ono suggested that a work of art no longer needed to be mounted on a wall and inaccessible.

Rick Geary: After about 25 years of producing true murder books, my publisher Terry Nantier of NBM Publishing, suggested I do a work of fiction.