Sentence examples for a work for which from inspiring English sources

This is a work for which she could not have had collaborators, nor repeat.

It is a work for which the authors can be justly proud...

Another kind of exception is a work for which I have a digital edition but not permission for open access.

Reviewing that translation in 2000, James Shapiro called it a work "for which generations of readers will be grateful," and said: "Heaney is as attuned to the poem's celebration of the heroic as he is to its melancholy undertow, nowhere more so than in his hauntingly beautiful description of Beowulf's funeral".

It was this tension of living in several worlds at once that became the subject of Memmi's autobiographical first novel, La Statue de sel (1953; "The Pillar of Salt"), a work for which he received the Prix de Carthage and the Prix Fénéon.

But when it came also to rebuilding the city, which was wholly demolished, despondency seized the multitude, and a backwardness to engage in a work for which they had no materials; at a time, too, when they rather needed relief and repose from their past labours, than any new demands upon their exhausted strength and impaired fortunes.

If so, it is a "work for hire," which is to say the employer owns the rights.

Danish physician Otto Sperling visited his studio in 1621 and observed "a good number of young men each occupied on a different work, for which Rubens had provided a chalk drawing with touches of color added here and there".

Lowell's first poetry collection, Lord Weary's Castle (a revised version of an earlier work, for which he won the Pulitzer prize for poetry in 1947), was extremely well received by critics.

Bryan's resulting report, The Public Librarian (1952), was a groundbreaking work for which she had interviewed more than 3,000 librarians in 60 libraries nationwide.

Further research has proven the painting to be a long-lost work for which only a drawing in the Uffizi Gallery was thought to have survived.