Sentence examples for supreme creation from inspiring English sources
From dawn each day John would be at work on his supreme creation, Rumpole of the Bailey.
Thus was Wagner's supreme creation, the most revolutionary musical work of the nineteenth century, made possible in part by the firm of Loeschigk & Wesendonck.
Arafat was the great semiotician of the Middle East, and his supreme creation was himself, the "father of the Palestinian people".
Against the didacticism of the age Kim set Mallarmé, and against its rhetoric and sentimentality he set Verlaine, concluding in the process that free verse was the supreme creation of the Symbolists.
In 1955 Roland Barthes wrote that cars were the precise modern equivalent of the great Gothic cathedrals: "I mean the supreme creation of an era, conceived with passion by unknown artists, and consumed in image if not in usage by a whole population which appropriates them as purely magical objects".
"I think that cars today," he wrote, "are almost the exact equivalent of the great Gothic cathedrals: I mean the supreme creation of the era, conceived with passion by unknown artists, and consumed in image if not in usage by a whole population which appropriates them as a purely magical object".
There's a sort of mental dividing line between those who see the first two "Godfathers" as the great movies of the time and those who consider Cassavetes's films to be the era's supreme creations.
Garafola's conclusion seemed solid: the "Rite" may be a supreme musical creation, its première a governing myth of cultural history, but it has stayed current, and invites worldwide celebration, through its restless reinvention as a dance spectacle.
A Love Supreme, The Creation of John Coltrane's Classic Album (Granta) by Ashley Kahn is a 260-page hardback built around an account of the recording of this masterpiece.
Good reason to despair, yet grief was purgedBy tracing how creation reigned supreme.A pupa cracked, a butterfly emerged:America, still unfolding from its dream.
Such a hierarchy was reflected in the social and political institutions of medieval Europe, and God, the supreme monarch, ruled his creation with justice and love.
