Sentence examples for work grandeur from inspiring English sources

The formal composition lends this intimate work grandeur, the sense of planning and order adding to the feeling of self-discipline in the face of disaster.

Her sensual work, combining grandeur in scale with a Baroque excess, inspires pure joy.

Suitably for the site, the work's grandeur feels like the flip-side of disaster, as though British history is built on catastrophe.

It was clear from the opening chords that Mr. Nasseri's focus was on the work's grandeur and high drama, but even so his fluid tempos kept you guessing how the balance of athleticism and poetry would tilt at any moment, or how close to the edge of losing control he would take his frenzied account of the finale.

He is a superb technician whose work has grandeur and emotional impact," wrote Bennett Schiff.

The quality of her work lends grandeur to her larger pieces.

After the fire, New York retained the habit of solving problems with public works of grandeur and foresight.

Elgar's friend and biographer, the violinist W. H. Reed, wrote that Boult's performance of Elgar's neglected work brought "the grandeur and nobility of the work" to wider public attention.

But she was thinking more about craft and artisanal work than the grandeur of haute couture.

It is technically immaculate, and reveals the work's tragic grandeur with no forcing at all.

It all felt small-scale, a surprise after a rendition of the final interlude from "Wozzeck" that captured that work's furious grandeur.