Sentence examples for works filled from inspiring English sources

In a sense they are Expressionistic works, filled with pain, and grinning and bearing it.

Dazzling books with newly created art, text and multimedia will far outnumber works filled with historical materials.

Entire plays, it is said, were written in celebration of those who possessed this enviable trait, works filled with airy, tickling dialogue and the accouterments of tasteful wealth.

Other French works filled out the first half: excerpts from André Danican Philidor's opera "Le Mariage de la Grosse Cathos" (which Mr. Ruiz indelicately translated as "Fat Kate's Wedding") and an orchestral version of a trio sonata by François Couperin, "La Steinquerque," commemorating a French military victory at Steenkerque, Belgium, in 1692.

Partly inspired by the New York-based Pop Art movement, this circle began producing works filled with playful references to Aymara Indian culture: the festival masks, costumes and brightly colored fabrics that stand out sharply amid the washed-out landscapes of the altiplano.

Shakespeare's works filled the gap in the repertoire, and his reputation grew as a result.

(Studies for "Demoiselles," along with related works, fill in well enough).

These and other wall-size works fill two cavernous studios and nearby warehouses.

The works fill Europe's oldest public art gallery, the Museum Fridericianum, and Kassel's Neue Gallery.

His retrospective, which will include 40 major works filling 16,000 square feet of the museum, originated at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo in 2009.

BRIDGEHAMPTON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL An appealingly broad range of works fill the programs of this East End festival, now in its final weeks.