Sentence examples similar to work fragment from inspiring English sources

Alongside this premiere are revivals of three earlier works: the Place Prize commission Cult; Shechter's first ever work, Fragments; and the 2005 solo set to his own text-based score, performed here by rising dancer Philip Hulford.

The most popular expression of this approach was perhaps the work of Roland Barthes, including Mythologies (1957), but his work fragmented into various branches linguistic, genetic, psychobiographical, sociocultural each with its exponents and disciples increasingly embroiled in academic, and often abstruse, debate.

Indeed, we have been encouraged to define class by leisure rather than work as employment fragments.

This material included tools, slivers and worked fragments of ivory and bone, glass ornaments, and molds.

There are plenty of allusions here, images from Mr. Rauschenberg's works, fragments of text drawn from Merce Cunningham and other contemporaries.

His installations and performance pieces have been featured in a dozen international exhibitions, and his individual art works — fragments of the buildings he restores, or fire hoses coiled in glass-fronted cabinets and labelled "In the Event of a Race Riot" — sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars each, and he puts a significant portion of the proceeds into his projects on the South Side.

Unlike Pyrrho, he wrote numerous poems and prose works; fragments of and reports on some of these have survived, by far the largest number (more than sixty) being from the Silloi (Lampoons).

For the SASI-Seq approach to work, a fragment or set of fragments was required that would be inexpensive, easily identified and resistant to degradation and loss during Illumina library preparation.

Towards the end of his life, having suffered paralysis in his right-hand side, Schnittke annotated, but left incomplete, a work called Fragment, which will receive its world premiere by the London Sinfonietta who commissioned it.

Beginning in his first work, A Fragment on Government (1776), Bentham excoriated Blackstone and other common-law theorists for conflating the questions of what the law is and what it ought to be.

Creangă's final known work, the fragment of Făt-frumos, fiul iepei, was published by Convorbiri Literare in 1898.