Sentence examples for works forged from inspiring English sources

Historian Eric Foner argues that Paine's works "forged a new political language" designed to bring politics to the people, using a "clear, simple and straightforward" style.

Sprawled across the massive space of MOCA's Geffen Contemporary in Downtown LA, Kelley's works forge a topsy-turvy landscape that resembles an alternate Los Angeles with all your fears and fantasies made flesh.

Dhirubhai Ambani started out as a lowly yarn trader, and through decades of hard work forged his empire.

His work forged the transition from autopsy-based studies of the kidney to modern biopsybased pathologic interpretation.

Callimachus, in the third century BCE, knew of a spurious astronomical work circulating in Pythagoras' name (Diogenes Laertius IX 23) and there may have been a similar work forged in the second century (Burkert 1961, 28 42).

They say that their work forges "a symbiotic relation with Mackintosh in which each structure heightens the integral qualities of the other".

Mr. Mirfakhraei built a black-smith shop with a working forge and a replica of the most holy building in Islam, the Kaaba in Mecca.

She always worked, forging an early career in the new field of computer programming and retiring as a senior systems analyst at ABC where she helped coordinate the live feed for the 1984 Sarajevo Olympics.

To express one's highest self in dress, demeanor and life work forges a path through confused thought, bringing truth to identity, revealing authenticity, integrity and beauty.

If your parents check your work, forge their signature "after" they check, or else your dishonesty will be discovered.

Periktione is the name of Plato's mother and it is probable that hers is the famous name in which these works were forged.