Sentence examples for a man whose work from inspiring English sources
Rather, to quote a Robert Frost poem, James is a man whose work is play for mortal stakes.
These are unusual words from a man whose work is often instantly recognizable for its blend of lyrical fluidity and artifice-free, grounded naturalism.
A courtroom in New York is the likely next destination for a man whose work with al-Qaida has taken him across the globe.
A wider renown came to Hujar after he died, curious enough for a man whose work was so conscious of the end of things.
Hall has the easy smile of a man whose work is nearly done, though his face, at 75, is still alive with curiosity.
It is, rather, the portrait of an artist, a man whose work combines discipline and inspiration and unfolds mysteriously and imperceptibly.
"I thought, there's something about this fella," Hind reflects, swivelling his chair away from the TV and the computer screen with the reluctance of a man whose working day, without interruptions, can sometimes last from 6am to 10pm.
In the age of the professional politician, can the Barone superlative really fit a man whose working life has been spent flitting back and forth between academia (Tufts, Harvard, Oxford, the London School of Economics) and public service (posts under Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Ford)?
It may be this that makes Roper less exercised than might be expected about the notorious misogyny of a man whose works are saturated with sexist remarks, who thought of women as "baby machines", and who married the former nun, Katharina von Bora, principally to spite his arch-enemy, the devil.
And maybe Jose, for his dourness and pretence, is more akin to Samuel Beckett or Harold Pinter – a man whose works don't really play to the tourists, but whose teams often come to define eras, and tell us much more about the dark corners of the sporting mind than a year's worth of "Goal Of The Month" compilations.
A churchgoing man whose work attire includes a Detroit Tigers cap, he has been with Focus: HOPE for 21 years.
