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Example sentences for "these works"

  • These works, objects of admiration for the skilful in all ages, were still more useful than magnificent.

  • Having acquired the name of an excellent master by means of these works, above all through many works in metal, in which he took much delight, he made a tomb of bronze in S.

  • The style, however, of these works of his did not easily admit of such delicacy, except in the infusion of a strong romantic element such as that which Shakespere almost always infuses.

  • Of the vast miscellaneous mass of these works by single unimportant or unknown authors it is almost impossible to give any account here, though valuable instances will be found of them in Mr. Arber's English Garner.

  • It is generally understood that the production of these works at Covent Garden was due to causes other than their musical value, but in any case they do not call for detailed criticism.

  • Those ever popular favourites Esther and Acis and Galatea followed it, and, as in the foregoing season, Handel played organ concertos between the acts of these works.

  • About the early history of these works little is known; both were intended to be acted on the stage, and they were very probably performed in this way at Canons.

  • By that time Handel had left Hamburg for Italy; he evidently took little interest in the production of these works, neither of which has survived.

  • These works, displaying great technical skill, though with considerable exaggeration of expression and attitude, at once established Algardi's reputation, and other commissions followed in rapid succession.

  • The approximate date of these works is probably from about 400 B.

  • The relation of these works to the various original sources constitutes the critical problem before the modern historian in reference to the history of Alexander.

  • The while that Piero was executing these works, few persons as yet knew that he was the nephew of Leonardo da Vinci; but his labours making him well known and renowned, by this means his parentage and his birth were likewise revealed.

  • These works finished, arrangements were being made to give him greater things to do, and he was receiving many proofs of love and affection from M.

  • In these works nothing is pardoned; a word may disturb, a line may destroy the charm.

  • The following Preface is of interest for the expression of the author's own view of these works.

  • In these works he reached his highest development, and by them he is best known to fame.

  • At these works we were taken into the most dangerous part of the plant, where frequent explosions have occurred.

  • The history of these works, the greatest of their kind in France, is interesting.

  • We saw at these works a number of the now famous "caterpillars", an armored car moving on a broad track which it lays down as it goes.

  • A very fair representation of such a surgery as these works describe is to be found on a vase-painting of Attic origin of the earlier part of the fifth century, and, therefore, a generation before Hippocrates (see fig.

  • In Germany, too, while there was much activity in sculpture, and public fountains and luxurious palaces and rich ornaments employed many artists, yet there was no originality or freshness in these works, and they fell below those of the past.

  • In truth, there is so much of the grotesque and even barbarous element in many of these works, that we can but ridicule while we recognize the industry and care which was expended upon them.

  • The whole effect of these works is cheerful and natural, and would be as suitable to decorate a music hall or a theatre as they are for a church.

  • But all that has been said of these works is included in these two, obedience and considerateness.

  • These works, more particularly the portrait statues, which were the prevailing works of this period, exhibit a great deal of force and character, though a want of care is visible in some parts, especially in the hair.

  • The quotations from Agricola given below, in which zincum is mentioned in an obscure way, do not appear in the first editions of these works, but only in the revised edition of 1559.

  • These works were no doubt written prior to De Re Metallica--Paracelsus died in 1541--but they were not published until some time afterward.

  • Moreover, the Latin De Re Metallica of 1657 includes all of these works.

  • References to these works in the footnotes may be most easily consulted through the personal index.

  • In these works he made an attempt to co-ordinate thought and action.

  • True, these works were in most cases desirable and in some cases necessary, but they were hastily promised and often hastily begun under pressure of political expediency.


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