Sentence examples for Work instructs from inspiring English sources

The answer, Gary's work instructs us, has to do with the way we discern the motive and the intentions of speakers.

Like much that is surprising in art, however, Axis's work instructs the viewer in how to appreciate it, and the lesson is delivered with cogent force: Sympathy is irrelevant.

So instead in our hypothetical scenario a better-funded competing lab, led by an experienced researcher who has long taken an interest in this work, instructs a postdoc to stop other work and focus on excavating the newly shared data.

Mr. Sonntag teaches electronics, and his wife has temporary work instructing children in bicycle safety.

Brady expected merely to watch, but he was quickly put to work, instructing snipers from the F.B.I. and the Dallas SWAT team.

Acting teachers using dream work instruct their students to use dreams to help them connect their own personal struggles with the struggles of the characters they are playing.

Indeed, his very first juvenilia, a dog and a duck cut from brass sheet metal, which he made around the age of eleven, look completely like Calders, animals reduced to their essence in a manner more caricatural than stylishly sleek — though this is in part because Calder's later work instructed our eyes on how to appreciate childlike modelling of form.

On October 14, 2009, the owner of the firm at which petitioner Frank Lorenzo worked instructed him to send e-mails to two clients regarding a debenture offering.

I mean she was my "teacher" in that way we writers think about the great authors whose published works instruct us in what the art can be.

For example, an older man described that upon beginning to experience severe thirst and dry mouth while harvesting crops, the landowner of the fields he worked instructed him to get his "sugar" checked.

His sister now lives in the southern city of Eilat while Mr. Sapir, after a stint as a paratrooper in the Israeli Army and many years of academic work, happily instructs his students on the movement of peoples across time and space.