Sentence examples for works at once from inspiring English sources

These are works at once rigorous and wild, in keeping with the strongest urges of twentieth-century modernism.

Here are two works at once full-hearted and intimate, generous and elusive, and thus nicely in tune with Schubert and Schumann.

This Russian master's 15 quartets are haunting and confounding works, at once craftily composed scores and deeply personal chapters of a musical memoir.

For some, it's a parable about the scope, and limits, of technology: a 1997 Broadway musical admonished us that "in every age mankind attempts / to fabricate great works at once / magnificent and impossible".

Like many of Buñuel's Mexican films "Death in the Garden" works at once as a commercial genre picture (the gunplay scenes show Buñuel to be an accomplished action director) and as a clandestine act of social subversion.

They were first exhibited in 1994 at the gallery of Agnes b. in Paris, where Jamme hung this triumphant notice: "Perhaps rarely in the universal history of painting have works at once so mysterious and simple, yet so powerful and pure, ever been produced - a bit as if, here, man's genius had been able to assemble almost everything in almost nothing".

America should start its work at once.

She set to work at once, in between acting jobs.

He was told to report to work at once.

It's an extreme work, at once startling and unique.

The negotiators were told to begin work at once.