Sentence examples for He undertakes it from inspiring English sources

Burgers admits that audience participation is "cheap" – but he undertakes it seriously, and as sensitively as the act of on-stage molestation will allow.

Can we not respect him – not to mention pay him decently – for his work whether he undertakes it for six months or 60 years?

The trip took two years and he undertook it because he yearned so much he could not bear it anymore.

The index represents seven years of work, but do not ask Daniel Retter why he undertook it, unless you have a spare hour.

At my pleading, he promised to take me with him the next time he undertook it, but probably my grandfather told him no, too dangerous for a little girl, and I remained unfulfilled.

The fact that he has wanted for so many decades to make this pilgrimage, and that he undertook it when he was old and frail as a kind of apex of his papacy, has affected the way he has been received.

Thus, a CPA couldn't deduct the cost of a law degree even though he undertook it only to improve his skills and never intended to practice law.

Four years in the making, it's exactly the kind of film that he couldn't get made if he undertook it today, he says.

He undertook it with a freshness that belied his years and revealed, as nothing else could, the vitality of his inspiration.

He did not consider his performance as the tyrannical father convincing, and confessed that he undertook it only for the large fee ("it will set me up for a couple of years") and to keep him before the public in America, where he had not performed for over four years.

But the more casual reader will be less interested in plowing through a dozen pages on the debacle that was "In the Boom Boom Room," the Rabe play that inaugurated Papp's turbulent tenure uptown when he expanded his fief to include the theaters at Lincoln Center, a project he abandoned almost as abruptly as he'd undertaken it.