Sentence examples for works felt from inspiring English sources

Yet in a spiritual sense, the works felt complementary: presumably the point Mr. Welser-Möst wanted to make.

If those works felt pared-down, they've got nothing on his follow-up: Piano is just Taylor performing covers, Hot Chip and About Group tracks and original songs on the old Joanna.

The works felt ahead of their time, as if the artist had grasped that reality was, in the end, a geometry-based situation, much as early 20th-century painters would.

Interestingly, art historian Peter Selz feels that when Smith made abstract works they had an aspect of figuration, and that his figurative works felt abstract.

Those characters were clearly designed to offset Malvo's eeeeevil, and they did the trick, though in the end, the nature of the resolution (evil people die, good people get to continue being good, because, sure, that's how the world works) felt a little too tidy.

Perhaps creating small-scale works feels like a homecoming for Marshall, too.

The marriage of works feels easy and unforced, a reminder that much contemporary art could do with a little relaxing.

All the works feel vaguely similar, permeated by a general sense of yearning piety and fuzzy exaltation.

Sharing common ground with several contemporary New York painters, including Thomas Nozkowski, Andrew Masullo and Carrie Moyer, these works feel, suddenly, very much of the moment.

Going there to work felt weird".

At worst, the SFJazz Collective's work felt a little overdetermined, a little underintuitive.