Sentence examples for work casts from inspiring English sources
When your eyes finally adjust, the delirium of her work casts new light on Seurat.
Like Warhol, Mr. Artschwager, in his work, casts an avidly noncommittal eye on most of life, including politics.
As a music critic with cinematic leanings, I've long been fascinated by the musicality of Welles, which is integral to the spell his work casts.
And Mr. Wallace, the NTP lawyer, rejects the idea that Mr. Goodfellow's work casts any further shadow over his client's patent claims.
An eruptive creation from 1994, the work casts a tuba soloist — here Owen Slade — as the jackal-headed Egyptian god of the title, who had figured prominently in Mr. Birtwistle's opera "The Second Mrs. Kong".
The singer's latest whimsically quirky exploration of a particular composer's work casts an astute sideways gaze at Richard Rodgers, concentrating on his work with Lorenz Hart rather than Oscar Hammerstein.
And in contrast to Davis's earlier work, cast members were banned from ad-libbing.
But during his lifetime, one popular work cast him in a different light not particularly to his liking.
That work cast the Yanomami as a fierce, warlike people, although other researchers say that view is exaggerated.
In 1989, mostly as a result of the overwhelming doubt Peirce's work cast on his conviction, Conlon was freed.
If the beleaguered novelist keeps going, eventual recognition can redeem the earlier work, casting the light of success backwards.
