Sentence examples for works survived from inspiring English sources

However, many contentious works survived the censors.

Vitruvius was the only ancient Greek or Roman writer on architecture whose works survived the Middle Ages.

Such pictures alone, permeated with shimmering colour and light, would ensure Rubens's fame as a landscapist, if no other works survived.

As students could choose which model they wanted to work with, the whole of Phase(x) could be viewed as an organism where, as in a genetic system, only the "fittest" works survived.

Although Boethius reports a translation of Themistius's paraphrase of the Posterior Analytics into Latin, and may have done a translation himself, neither of these works survived into the Middle Ages.

Even in this state, Steel says, it's a miracle that these works survived this time period at all.

Only fragments of his other works survive.

Fewer than half of his works survive.

Both works survive only in copies and partial preparatory sketches.

The earliest playwright whose works survive complete is Aeschylus.

Few great Yuan works survive, and those that do are mostly housed in museums in East Asia.