Sentence examples for works ever written from inspiring English sources

It's one of the greatest works ever written on the subject of filmmaking, and deserves to be released on its own as a book.

It is not just the best of his many books but one of the most eventful — and least squeamish — works ever written by a politician.

The promotional campaign for the project spills into the voice-over introduction, which promises "the greatest works ever written," music "from all ages for all ages," in "breathtaking performances" by "the best musicians in the United States".

Any list of Stevenson's most essential pieces has to include his epic Passacaglia on DSCH, a tribute to Dmitri Shostakovich composed in 1962, and at around 80 minutes, among the longest continuous piano works ever written, and one of the most awe-inspiringly demanding, too.

"And it was here," Mr. Manrique continues, "that he dictated, in a rage, an autobiography that is one of the most liberating works ever written -- and a document that serves as an indictment of what Latin American Stalinist forces, and Fidel Castro, did, not just to homosexuals but to all those who dared to be different".

But the rotunda of his late masterpiece the Guggenheim Museum — which opened in 1959, six months after his death — is an ideal place to perform one of the most mesmerizing and eclectic musical works ever written: "Orbits" for 80 trombones, soprano and organ by the Montreal-born American composer Henry Brant.

Musically, Turandot is decidedly the most interesting work ever written by Puccini.

For me, the greatest work ever written about ambition in an American context.

Soon the Romantic era arrived, piloted by Jean-Jacques Rousseau and his autobiography, "Confessions," which Magill describes as, "an attempt to write the most sincere work ever written".

Are you sure you wish to make such a princely gesture?" Opus 131, which indeed bears the Baron's name, is routinely described as Beethoven's greatest achievement, even as the greatest work ever written.

Cormac McCarthy's novel The Road, which I still believe is the greatest environmental work ever written, ends with the shock and beauty that runs through so much of the book: "Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains.