Sentence examples for this final masterpiece from inspiring English sources

This final masterpiece proved to be his last film, although all the works continued - and continue - to be revived and reissued.

If this final masterpiece, written in the months leading up to his death in December 1791, had been a secular cantata, no doubt subsequent generations would have trimmed off the latter movements, in which Mozart's pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayr filled in the bits left incomplete to the best of his modest abilities.

As Campbell mentioned, it will be interesting to see what happens if and when this final masterpiece hits the auction block.

We are now approaching the 50th anniversary of Aesthetic Theory (first published posthumously in 1970), the final masterpiece of the philosopher and social theorist Theodor W. Adorno.

La Posada was the final masterpiece in the empire of genteel railroad hotels owned by the Fred Harvey Company, whose staff of carefully selected young women, properly dressed in immaculate black and white uniforms, were called Harvey Girls.

He sees himself as a member of a species unlike all other species, the final masterpiece of a Creator who has framed the inferior world of nature for man's benefit and with an eye to man's moral and spiritual education.

We rarely see the process of the final masterpiece.

then through Māori poetry I started to slowly carve that final masterpiece".

If you set realistic expectations for yourself as a culinary beginner, you're less likely to get discouraged in case the final masterpiece from the oven is less than what you had originally aspired to.

Until Lucas and Coppola stepped in, allowing Kurosawa to make this three hour acclaimed classic that led to his final masterpiece, Ran.

There were those who felt this interpretation lacked some of the earthy comedy essential to Verdi's final masterpiece, that the years of concentration on the more serious aspects of the 19th-century orchestral repertory had encouraged Giulini's natural tendency to search out the purely musical beauties of the scores, at the expense of dramatic pacing.