Sentence examples for work of centuries from inspiring English sources

"It is the work of centuries".

A remark like Mr. Case's can undo the work of centuries.

Establishing Locke's principle the demarcation of a privileged private sphere, where even well-intentioned snoops may not go was the work of centuries.

A people who can neither read nor write, whose last word is the dagger fine material for constitutional principles!…The English constitution is the work of centuries.…There is no universal recipe for constitutions.

Hence his sarcastic comments on the liberal revolutions in Naples and elsewhere: A people who can neither read nor write, whose last word is the dagger fine material for constitutional principles!…The English constitution is the work of centuries.…There is no universal recipe for constitutions.

The English constitution is the work of centuries.

Psychologists spent much of the 20th century denigrating the work of 19th-century physiognomists and phrenologists who thought the shapes of faces and skulls carry information about personality.

He also wanted to document what he knew would be the work of the century.

An exhibition featuring the work of 19th-century Hudson River School painters runs until Nov. 25.

A work of 18th-century standard repertory (Mozart?) was scheduled for March, and a Baroque opera for May.

Weston's landscapes hark back to the work of 19th-century Western survey photographers, like Eadweard Muybridge and Carleton Watkins.