Sentence examples for works by which from inspiring English sources

"But they are 'sound' works," by which he meant pieces that explore the piano's coloristic possibilities.

In the original paradise there was a covenant of works by which salvation was promised for perfect obedience.

He is supposed to have said that his photographs of nudes were the works by which he wanted to be remembered.

Though he earned enormous respect as a photojournalist, making memorable studies of British life and class contrasts among other achievements, Brandt (1904-1983) liked to say that his photographs of nudes were the works by which he wanted to be remembered.

Artistically, though, her last one, White Chalk, is the work by which she should be judged.

It has impressive aspects, but it won't be the work by which he'll be remembered.

Nevertheless, though Kiesler probably hoped it would be, this is not the work by which he will be remembered, and that's a good thing.

Several of the impressions left by these experiences are recorded in the one work by which he is known, Bescheidenheit ("Moderation"), a collection of gnomic verse, which seems to have been written about 1230.

The association says the government should help parents to budget for uniform costs rather than face an end-of-summer-holiday splurge, through a scheme like childcare vouchers or cycle to work, by which employers help their workers buy bikes.

The fine points of journalistic investigation are often thrilling to observe in the new movie "Spotlight," nowhere more so than in the document-centered work by which reporters coax information from the government.

According to Buber, politics was the work by which a society shapes itself.