Sentence examples for work that contains from inspiring English sources

But his work that contains contradictions — a "salad of symbols" too freewheeling to parse.

Encyclopaedia, also spelled encyclopedia, reference work that contains information on all branches of knowledge or that treats a particular branch of knowledge in a comprehensive manner.

Trost was back in his more familiar guise after the interval in a performance of Mozart's mysteriously unfinished opera Zaide, a work that contains two melodramas of its own, obviously modelled on Benda.

For a maximalist, there's a good chance that the first mature work will be the best, or, at least, the most definitive, because it's the work that contains everything.

Rosenberg was the joint author, with Harold Bloom, of "The Book of J," a work that contains Rosenberg's partial translation of the Pentateuch (the Five Books of Moses) as well as some rather thrilling commentary by Bloom.

"Quando l'uomo" is a solo work that contains the truly surprising provocative imagery and skillful dramatic pacing that are Mr. Fabre's great gifts — and at a running time of 50 minutes, it comes without the numbing repetition and sometimes gratuitous excesses of his larger-scale works.

"It would mean that every artistic work that contained nudity would be deemed presumptively harmful to children".

Mr. Talese, a renowned author of nonfiction books and a former reporter for The New York Times, said in an interview yesterday that he believed it was unacceptable for an author or a publisher to present as nonfiction a work that contained any composite or fictional characters or events, or that otherwise blurred the lines between truth and fiction.

Ancient Records of Egypt, published in 1906, was a five-volume work that contained his English translation of the most important Egyptian historical texts held in Europe at that time.

But what could one add to work that contained so much?

A work that contained all those episodes, Aristotle argued, would be "too extensive and impossible to grasp all at once"; instead, Homer cannily focusses on just one episode from the tenth and final year of the war, and emphasizes a single theme.