Sentence examples for Undervalued work from inspiring English sources

Zwirner gestured toward Braka and said, "He's seeing what I'm seeing, an undervalued work".

In his City Opera debut Stephen Lord conducts an undulant account of this undervalued work.

Women continue to dominate in low-paid and undervalued work – two-thirds of those in minimum-wage jobs are women.

This atypical and undervalued work by Arthur Miller plays shrewdly with humor and pathos in its account of two estranged middle-aged brothers (Jeffrey DeMunn and Harris Yulin) reunited by the sale of their long-dead father's furniture.

This is the kind of undervalued work women find themselves having to do, leaving others time to do more experiments, engage during meetings, and think critically about their science.      .

Strickland's film is a piece full of cinematic echoes – from Buñuel's Belle du Jour (1967), through Claude Chabrol's Les Biches (1968), Just Jaeckin's Emmanuelle (1974), and Lynch's Blue Velvet (1986), to name but a few – but in particular it recalls Kubrick's final, hugely undervalued work Eyes Wide Shut (1999), a film that was decried for not being as sexy as it promised.

The purchase was made under the guidance of Peter Silverman, a Canadian collector who has a reputation in the business (though he dislikes the term) as a "picker" — someone who scours auction houses for undervalued works.

Your article on the precipitous decline in financing and proposed further cuts for civil legal services draws welcome attention to this all-too-undervalued work.

Another factor in women's economic inequality is the fact that they take on a vastly outsized portion of unpaid, undervalued household work.

What strikes one first is the mentality of these undervalued saints who work in our hospitals.

His chamber music -- a magnificent and undervalued body of work -- has already figured into the programming at Zankel Hall and the 92nd Street Y.