Sentence examples for works mark from inspiring English sources
Two public art works mark the occasion.
The intellectuality of his conceptions, the monumentality of his compositions, and the high degree of naturalism in his works mark Masaccio as a pivotal figure in Renaissance painting.
"You have a lot of these artists having never come to Africa but interpreting what they feel Africa is all about within their works," Mark said.
All these developments led directly to the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, the greatest philosopher of the modern period, whose works mark the true culmination of the philosophy of the Enlightenment.
The setting was Berlin; the gift an 18th-century instrument said to be from the hands of a master luthier whose works mark the apex of three centuries of violin making.
Beauvoir's self criticism suggests that her later works mark a break with her earlier writings.
His public works marked a turning point in his career.
This impressive sequence of early works marks Abramovitsh's greatest contribution to Yiddish fiction.
Though it was later disowned by its author, Les Flaireurs (together with one of Maeterlinck's early works) marks the beginning of the Symbolist "theater of anguish".
The backlash was led by Michael Howard, whose 1993 slogan "prison works" marked a tougher attitude towards crime and punishment that continued through Labour's years in power.
Galaxy's grifter credentials are authenticated when Justin learns she's a splinterhead: a carnival-based con artist who works marks on the midway.
