Sentence examples for works strove from inspiring English sources

In 1933 Eliot said he wanted to get "beyond poetry, as Beethoven in his later works, strove to get beyond music".

In 1933 Eliot wanted to get "beyond poetry," he said, "as Beethoven, in his later works, strove to get beyond music".

His works strive toward anonymity, appearing devoid of human touch, buzzing of their own volition.

Some of the works strive to be indecipherable from their everyday inspirations, while others play with scale and material to impart an understated surrealism.

This is a later work, painted long after his work had been radicalised by the Vietnam war, but it contains everything that Golub's work strove to be and to show.

Rabassa was also a firm believer that the translator should remain invisible behind the work, striving above all for accuracy.

Ms. Gregory's work strives to be something akin to that of Caryl Churchill or Tennessee Williams, but lacks their sublime poetry.

He kept lobbing the ball to a teammate, focusing on the day's work, striving to meet a challenge he could never have imagined would be this formidable.

By continuing to follow her own instincts, her work strives to make an impact by doing the very antithesis of what the public expects".

Much of Biggers's work strives for a balance between formal play and an interest in race and history that manages to be at once sincere and ironic.

They are rather like modern-day Athenians and Romans: working, striving, dreaming but well aware that matching the luminous achievements of their ancestors is probably too much to ask.