Sentence examples for works widely from inspiring English sources
A telling sign of the last chance syndrome is the ease with which works widely acknowledged as the top of the top have been selling even when they are known to have been recently acquired at auction.
She researched her works widely, writes Sutherland, and would write with an 18th-century quill pen to "authenticate the self-immersion in 'her' period"; she also "royally despised" Barbara Cartland, who she called her "principal 'plagiarist'".
No doubt, some of the works widely considered to be early really are such.
The "objective is to maintain the fiction legacy of L. Ron Hubbard by making his fiction works widely available," he says in a written statement.
In the supporters' camp, EU sources argue that the Commission's proposals will help European creative and copyright-centered industries flourish in a Digital Single Market, and European authors reach new audiences — while making regional works widely accessible to EU citizens and across borders.
Meanwhile, Mr. Cosey was working widely.
Mr. Tobiason has distributed his work widely.
That work, widely disseminated in Western media, becomes the conventional understanding.
She is playing the work widely this season, including performances with Mr. Masur in Washington.
She was to inspire "Admiring La Argentina," a 1977 Ohno work widely regarded as a classic.
He has worked widely in German electronic studios and conducted the Ensemble Intercontemporain of Paris for 12 years.
