Sentence examples for works presenting from inspiring English sources
"Louise Bourgeois," a small show of some 20 works, presenting objects ranging from the late 1940s to 1996, came into being.
He issued a torrent of sculptures and photographic works presenting the two of them, singly or flagrantly together, as a god and goddess of carefree amour.
Sawyer calls these gestures Documentary Works, presenting them as a photograph or two, accompanied by some awkward poetry to explain each project.
She ditched painting, but cut up her early works, presenting their remnants either as numbered and filed blocks of sliced-up canvas, or burning them and presenting the ashes of incinerated paintings in laboratory glassware.
The most striking aspect of the volume was the author's esoteric scholarship, exemplified by this sentence from the introduction: Particular attention should be drawn to three rare works presenting Modern Greek, Arabic, and other Levantine erotic tales and foolstories: La Fleur Lascive Orientale ('Oxford' [Bruxelles: Gay & Mlle. Doucé], 1882), anonymously translated from the originals by J.-A J.-A
This manuscript is one of the few works presenting evidences of the effect of prolonged use of a microreactor.
Seventeenth-century instrumental and vocal works presented by University Concerts.
The audience was enthusiastic about all the works presented.
Both works present a steadfastly heroic picture of medical men.
These works present different methodologies.
"Related works" presents the works most related to our work.
