Sentence examples for the striking work from inspiring English sources

The show is a hypnotic collage of effects, with Mr. Goebbels orchestrating the striking work of his designers.

The Los Angeles museum is displaying the striking work that Mapplethorpe considered among his best — the 39 photographs spread over three discrete portfolios called "X," "Y" and "Z".

One commonsense justification for exclusivity overlaps with an institutionalist perspective: laymen and connoisseurs alike can differentiate between the striking work of an architect and the humdrum, cookie-cutter building design of a draftsman.

The striking work of animation spans the entire course of human history, capturing the hunger for blood that perpetuates from the Canaanites and Assyrians to the Zionists and PLO.

While Polaroid: The Magic Material also features work from notable artists and photographers like Andy Warhol, Araki, Chuck Close, and Ansel Adams, the book is notable for the striking work of average people.

But the striking works are often small, private pictures: not just portraits, but sketches of the Roman landscape, fresh and bathed in light.

The most striking work in the show, her first major U.S. museum exhibition, may be the 1979 series "Triangle," for which the artist photographed herself on her balcony overlooking a parade during one of Tito's visits to Zagreb.

But the most striking work is also the oldest: Twyla Tharp's "After All," a stunning solo made for the Olympic skater John Curry in 1976.

The most striking work on their program at the 92nd Street Y on Wednesday evening was Jennifer Higdon's "String Poetic" (2006), a piece commissioned for Ms. Koh by a consortium that included the Y.

The most striking work of this group is "La Vigornia" (The Little Nurse) (1937) by Mr. Galván (1910-1973), a Mexican artist, which shows a girl holding a child.

The most striking work on display, however, proves an exception.