Sentence examples for work expressed from inspiring English sources

His work expressed his generation's faith in the revolutionary power of art.

That brief work expressed Messiaen's aural hallmarks — ecstatic fanfares, bird-song figurations, ecstatic call-and-response volleys — with striking concision.

You couldn't doubt that each work expressed classic national characteristics nor could you miss that each school's students had been admirably trained to exemplify those qualities.

There is a boundless optimism to his work, expressed in its unwavering celebration of popular culture; its cool, straightforward craftsmanship; and its intricate, eye-popping, often witty perfection.

Eschewing traditional narrative techniques, these artists' work expressed ideas about the subject through simplified images that functioned as signs and symbols.

Confederation group, Canadian English-language poets of the late 19th century whose work expressed the national consciousness inspired by the Confederation of 1867.

The woman appears grotesque, but the work expresses an anguished compassion.

Callis's later work expresses tension and conflict through less erotic imagery.

Mr. Negron, whose weekly take-home pay is $201 for 36 hours' work, expresses delight with these efforts to help home-care workers.

Other users played on the artist's own work, expressing their defiance by extending their middle fingers at Lego stores, or making the gesture out of Lego bricks.

The final proposal meriting serious attention is by United Architects, a group of younger architects whose work expresses important generational differences from all the others.