Sentence examples for works built on from inspiring English sources

Among authoritative works built on the accounts of former detainees is a 2003 report, "The Hidden Gulag," by David Hawk.

Her works, built on location and inspired by the rooms in which they are housed, have been shown everywhere from the Venice Biennale to the Cartier Foundation in Paris to the Asia Society in New York.

Their work built on earlier analysis drawing the same conclusion.

Much of his work, built on precise tailoring linked to a soaring, romantic softness, was elegant in a skewed way.

The work, built on Shaker hymns and dances, felt entirely of another time, the equivalent of a loosely historical novel.

That work built on his interest in foreign affairs, which started when he went to India with the Fulbright Program and wrote papers on the Indian economy.

The symphony is an odd, unsettling work, built on poetry by Yevgeny Yevtushenko, and hardly the kind of score conductors typically make into a signature piece.

Hirschhorn's work built on both what Dr Phillips had done, and the work of another colleague David Sachar.

The study explored a classroom where collaborative work built on the technical facilities and expertise of young people.

This work built on the even earlier work on religious language by Philo (20 BCE–50 Clementement (150 215), and Origen of Alexandria (185 259).

I think something else is at work, built on the metadata that these self-destructing messages incentivize.