Sentence examples for works acquired a from inspiring English sources

His works acquired a great structural richness, with shapes and volumes devoid of rational rigidity or any classic premise.

Koenig's work acquired a patina of history.

In this way, work acquired an ethical dimension.

And because he collects in depth — 60 seems to be a favorite number of works acquired during a single purchase — and his annual acquisition budget can be seven figures, Mr. Walther, 63, has emerged in recent years as a leader in international photography.

The Guggenheim Museum has been deeply committed to her work, acquiring an in-depth selection in 1991 and culminating in the 2008 traveling retrospective.

After the war, the portrait was among many Klimt works acquired by Gustav Ucicky, a son of the artist by one of his models, Maria Ucicka.

Second, the word 'eidos', which meant 'species' in the logical works, has acquired a new meaning in a hylomorphic context, where it means 'form' (contrasted with 'matter') rather than 'species' (contrasted with 'genus'genus

Works acquired by assignment or will.

The word is derived from the Greek word ergon, meaning work, but the term work itself acquired a technical meaning with the advent of Newtonian mechanics.

Architecturally the designs were no more sophisticated than the usual speculative project, but Mulliken & Moeller so often repeated the same basic solution that their work has acquired a familiarity that gives it a stature beyond its actual accomplishment.

At least they seem that way when folded into each other by a quirky visionary like Mr. Maddin, the Canadian experimental filmmaker whose work has acquired a fervent cult following.