oeuvre

the complete oeuvre of Mozart.

Your hors d’oeuvre, sir.

The hors d’oeuvre is seasonal vegetables.

I ’ll start with some hors d’oeuvre.

Please bring us hors d’oeuvre.

His oeuvre includes paintings, sculptures, and installations.

She is known for her impressive oeuvre of novels and short stories.

The artist's oeuvre spans multiple genres and mediums.

Critics have analyzed the themes present in the director's oeuvre.

The composer's oeuvre is celebrated for its innovation and emotional depth.

The museum curated an exhibition showcasing the artist's oeuvre.

Scholars study the evolution of themes in the author's oeuvre.

The filmmaker's oeuvre reflects a unique perspective on social issues.

The poet's oeuvre captures the beauty of nature and human emotions.

Art collectors eagerly seek to add pieces from the artist's oeuvre to their collections.

Even his artistic oeuvre, though sublime, is minute.

Bredius declared van Meegeren's fake the masterpiece of Vermeer's oeuvre.

Other threads knit the writer's disparate subjects into a coherent oeuvre.

Next in Foucault's oeuvre came " Discipline and Punish."

It runs squarely through the propaganda-warped badlands of eastern Ukraine-and through Mr Loznitsa's powerful oeuvre.

With updates to AI models come changes to their oeuvre.

The giants jostle for space in the western Pacific; their ships and jets man oeuvre close to each other every day.

If his extraordinarily private style held true in his will-making, would-be adapters of the Salinger oeuvre are out of luck.

Had she not perished at 27, like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin, who knows what music Amy Winehouse would have added to her small, exquisite oeuvre?

As readers, we have been beating against a ceaseless current of posthumously published novels, biographies, family memoirs, psychoanalytic studies and polarized critical debates about Hemingway's oeuvre and character.