Sentence examples for works lies from inspiring English sources

In other words, the most powerful aspect of the works lies beyond their borders (Smith).

Behind all Chateaubriand's works lies the sense of a break, caused by the French Revolution, in a stable, ordered existence.

Increasingly, neuroscientists believe that the key to understanding how the brain works lies in its over-all neural circuitry, and the way that widely separated brain regions communicate through the long-range projection of nerve fibres.

March pieces included "Kiss", (2002) a pas de deux of erotic embraces from art history, and April featured "This is So Contemporary" (2004), a humorous sketch in which three chanting, dancing guards sprang out to circle unwary patrons.The charm of these works lies in their evanescence.

Thanks to public works, mango groves, orange orchards and other forms of horticulture now cover almost 1m hectares of Maharashtra's soil, compared with just 173,000 hectares in 1990.That said, the real value of the public works lies not in the orchards they plant, but in the safety net they provide.

The novelty of these works lies in the use of nodal points as the given spectral data.

When several of his writings were revealed as uncredited adaptations of existing works, Lie was criticised as unoriginal.

These works lay a foundation for the quantitative analysis of immune response kinetics.

The hard work lies ahead.

Work lies ahead for him.

A lot of work lies ahead.