Sentence examples for to write this work from inspiring English sources

Yet Messiaen's fascination with Catholic mysticism would probably have led him to write this work even if he were free and at peace.

Messiaen, a Roman Catholic steeped in religious mysticism, was inspired to write this work by a passage from the Book of Revelation that describes a wall of many colors in a celestial city.

She sat high on her stool, and he was almost sitting on the floor, but they were well matched: patriotic anger had fired the ailing Debussy to write this work, and here it was filtered through brilliant four-hand pianism.

In a Hartford Stage program note, Mr. Tresnjak suggests that van Druten's experience as a gay man may have inspired him to write this work about "the importance of appearances, of a close circle of trusted friends, of pretending and secrets," of " 'passing' as something they are not".

He was inspired to write this work while his wife, Katia, was staying in a lung sanatorium in Davos in 1912.

If this doesn't work, Mr. Hoving, president of the Association, writes a letter, and if the offender is still unrepentant, the Association tires to get some of the store's customers or supply houses-if any of them are members-to write; this usually works.

"I decided to write this poem, to work it out for myself, and to answer the question".

The description: Bearing the Worst News, Then Helping the Healing MARCH 22, 2003 WHEREABOUTS -- Mr. Blair purported to write this article about the work of military officers assigned to notify families of soldiers killed on duty from Norfolk, Va .on March 21.

In a conscious irony he chose to write this book as a work of non-fiction, to rescue both 23-F and the whole project of the transition to democracy from what he sees as a recent rewriting of its history.

The best way to form a reasonable conjecture about why Plato wrote any given work in the form of a dialogue is to ask: what would be lost, were one to attempt to re-write this work in a way that eliminated the give-and-take of interchange, stripped the characters of their personality and social markers, and transformed the result into something that comes straight from the mouth of its author?

Since Beethoven took some four decades of his 56-year life to write this body of 32 works, an enforced breathing space between concerts comes as a reward: time for reflection and anticipation instead merely of open-mouthed amazement after the more usual rapid marathon.