Sentence examples for work anticipating from inspiring English sources
What am I going to do for work?" Anticipating the challenges of receiving compensation and care from the V.A., he had recently joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Door handles, tents and garden hoses were to dominate De Keyser's work, anticipating the walking stick that appeared in his recent exhibition in Berlin – hardly inspiring images, but somehow in accord with the pop-art zeitgeist of the 60s.
Epic panoramas had already appeared alongside intimate motifs in Savrasov's work, and the difference between an étude (study) and the finished painting was becoming imperceptible (even more so in Polenov's work), anticipating the complete passion for étude (called étudism in Russia) of the 1890s.
Their new direction was soon labeled "post-painterly abstraction," and a group of artists who had not intended to band together began to be referred to as the Washington Color School, their bold work anticipating later movements.
Conceptually, this work anticipated later discoveries in genetics.
Allston's work anticipated that of a line of American visionary painters including Albert Pinkham Ryder and Ralph Blakelock.
Mr. Colescott's work anticipated the appropriation art and Neo-Expressionist painting of the 1980s.
Written in 1867, Ibsen's work anticipates Strindberg's dream-plays and 20th century expressionism.
Allan's work anticipated the modern convergence of journalistic inquiry and pseudo-espionage techniques of Dispatches and Panorama.
Though the work anticipates the lyricism and fierce moral vision that would become Mr. Baitz's signature, it's a young man's play, heavy on symbolic signposting.
The raves helped secure Mr. Sawka's reputation among leading dissident Polish poster artists, whose work anticipated the Solidarity revolution of 1980.
