Sentence examples for works gained from inspiring English sources

Compact, flattened and densely patterned, yet mysteriously atmospheric, those works gained early success for the young Vuillard and remain among the most beloved paintings of the Post-Impressionist era.

Commenting on the menu of Ligeti, Sibelius, Debussy and Ravel, Erica Jeal found that "all the works gained something from [the orchestra's] fastidious attention", even though "it's a cliche to say that this stuff needs to sound impressionistic, but this was a touch too much in focus".

This exhibition also featured Édouard Manet's famous Déjeuner sur l'herbe, and together the two works gained a lot of attention.

Stanley joined the Times as a music critic in 1964, during an exciting period for performances both of new music and of early works gaining renewed attention.

There, she learned about the philosophy of science and how the media works, gaining experience writing press releases, producing radio and TV programs, and analyzing science communications.

Until the mid-1960s Lane's work gained less attention.

Adrienne Rich's work gained a burning immediacy from her lesbian feminism.

What their author threatened she performed, and her work gained an extra status of truth.

His work gained an audience in Indonesia, but not in his own country, said Carool Kersten, a lecturer at King's College London who has written on Islamic reformers.

As Nash's nimble work gained in popularity, many of his verses, including the animal poems and "Reflections on Ice-Breaking," became part of the cultural landscape.

Though he was largely dismissed at the time as a harebrained obsessive, his work gained him the posthumous reputation as the father of genetics.