Use of oeuvre in Sentences. 20 Examples
The examples include oeuvre at the start of sentence, oeuvre at the end of sentence and oeuvre in the middle of sentence
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oeuvre at the end of sentence
- He studied the entire Wagnerian oeuvre.
- Sadly, I'm not familiar with his oeuvre.
- Nearly 30 years on, Faithless testifies to the awesome fertility of his oeuvre.
- Therefore, this poem may be read as a cornerstone at the foundation of her oeuvre.
- This migrant painting is hardly the first in the Tucson painter's political oeuvre.
- This explains why Minton was so fascinated by portraits which during his time at Allen Street more or less dominated his oeuvre.
- It will by now have become apparent that Brooke-Rose shifts her attention increasingly toward language over the course of her oeuvre.
- The boldly illustrated book, with its images of the colorful circle furniture and of the visionary zippered-jersey masculine sportswear, is a monument to the Pierre Cardin oeuvre.
oeuvre in the middle of sentence
- His oeuvre consisted almost entirely of small houses.
- As part of the oeuvre of a distinguished practitioner?
- But no one else has duplicated his own oeuvre so perfectly.
- Hewanted his whole oeuvre to be seen from A to Z without any cuts.
- His entire oeuvre as a photographer fits into a period of 18 short years.
- Might his entire oeuvre be a thinly disguised ode to unfettered man love?
- Nimbus should be strongly encouraged to embark on the complete oeuvre of Gotschalk with Alan Marks.
- It fits uncomfortably into Braque's oeuvre but it is nevertheless a milestone in the history of Cubism.
- With its wide-ranging reflections, this oeuvre has earned Pitanguy a place in Brazil's prestigious academy of letters.
- Still ,(.com/oeuvre.html) Picasso's oeuvre filled the world and he left permanent marks on every discipline he entered.
- If hisextraordinarily private style held true in his will-making, would-beadapters of the Salinger oeuvre are out of luck.
- Triptych, 1976, is without question one of the most important works in Bacon's oeuvre and a landmark of the 20th century canon.
