Sentence examples for works rendered from inspiring English sources

A glory of the show is the number of works rendered in fragile plaster, straight from the artist's hand; he rarely paid much attention to the surface quality of the final bronzes, which tend to be dull.

Sefolosha's works, rendered using everything from paint to tar and dirt, occupy the space of the in-between, in those very first moments when legible shapes and details emerge out of the muck.

Derivative use ranges from very subtle (the moody "stills" of Cindy Sherman echoing Alfred Hitchcock's movies) to deliberately heavy-handed (the lurid often near re-staging of Sherman's works rendered by Alex Prager) and onward, to unapologetic piracy (the tracing and stencils of street artists).

In fact, this sub-genre of Tolliver's work was sparked by his original works rendering children on tricycles, which collectors mistook for ribald images of ladies straddling erotic devices.

Wallace's fascination with the details of work, rendered through his compulsively vivid prose, becomes our own as we read the novel.

Our corporatisation has steered us towards activism-lite, a version of our work rendered palatable to big business and capitalist states.

You have to have a taste for the fanciful to appreciate the work, rendered with cackling animal sounds and hopscotch hand claps.

Hearing his work rendered in his own voice was deeply affecting and underscored a profound lyricism less linguistic than existential that is present in his unadorned verse.

Answer these Shavian and Wildean questions: 1. Shaw's classic about class and phonetics, "Pygmalion," is perhaps his most enduring work, rendered as play, film and, as "My Fair Lady," musical adaptation.

Countless third-party Twitter apps have found all their hard work rendered useless by the latest release of their 1.1 API, as the vital flow of data has come to a halt or slowed greatly.

That response is still the detractors' argument today: namely that Brecht's theory weighs down the emotional impact of his work, rendering it unimmediate and unenjoyable.