Sentence examples for works partake from inspiring English sources

Yet more than looking back to the Baroque, these works partake of the Classicism blossoming around Galuppi, who died in 1785, when Haydn more or less ruled and Mozart was hitting his great final stride.

The problem, in a sense, is that her own work partakes of exactly this ruthless and simplifying brevity.

Among the many reasons for this judgment (its universal and tragic theme not being by any means the least of these) is that the book is a work partaking most profoundly of the spirit, nerve and focus of poetry.

His work partakes of something I think of as the immigrant's paradox.

The sex work I partake in is escorting.

If you are very active (e.g., work hard, partake in regular exercise, etc).

It has a proselytising zeal, dramatising missionary work and partaking itself by making a case for Islamic values in life.

And in some ways they go deeper into orthodox abstraction than Loving's hard-edge works did, both partaking of it and satirizing it.

In most tourist hubs, those who live and work don't partake in the vacationing, so these kinds of events are a notable gesture of inclusion.

2.8 emphasizes that it is the expression on one's face that is filial and not just taking on the burden of work or letting elders partake of the wine and food before others.

After identifying the project direction and inspiration, designers engaged in creative exploration, supporting Margolin's (2007) claim that the work of designers is to partake in imaginative exploration that fosters solutions to present and future societal needs.