Sentence examples for Work distinction from inspiring English sources

Although the pas de deux "This Bitter Earth," to Max Richter's remix of Dinah Washington's famous recording of the 1960 Clyde Otis song, demonstrated the fondness of its choreographer, Mr. Wheeldon, for extensive over-partnering, it also abounds in the felicities of phrasing and image that give his work distinction.

Walking and talking side-by-side cuts through hierarchical work distinctions and sets people at ease -- enhancing a positive working spirit.

In his work, distinctions between mediums -- dance, theater or opera -- have become increasingly irrelevant.

In social work, distinctions are sometimes made between deserving and undeserving clients, easy cases and difficult cases [ 22, 25].

With regard to the text-work distinction and the more general arguments given in support of it, various doubts have been raised.

Yet, in two years abroad, "The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver" was her only work of distinction.

One of them was Arthur Miller, who wrote, "It is plainly a work of distinction... with a narrative flow of its own.

After the age of 50, Dalton performed little scientific work of distinction, although he continued to pursue research in various fields.

He continued to work with distinction in America, writing Hiroshima, an award-winning television film from 1995, never shown in this country.

Mr. Corzine instead places himself on the side of "making government work," a distinction that he hopes voters will make in November.

Laurence Tribe, the liberal Harvard Law School professor, described Gorsuch on Wednesday as "a brilliant, terrific guy who would do the Court's work with distinction".