Sentence examples for area of endeavour from inspiring English sources

Academy, a society of learned individuals organized to advance art, science, literature, music, or some other cultural or intellectual area of endeavour.

Rather, it is the capacity to perform in a recognized area of endeavour in such a way as to receive broad acclaim that defines the prodigy.

He may be ancient compared to Madeon, but he's gifted in that area of endeavour known for its prodigious deployment of lush synths, atmospheric instrumental passages, cut-up chipmunk vocals and beats designed for slow dancing or chilling out.

But the bigger answer is to do with ballet itself as an art form, an area of endeavour going through a bad patch for my generation, but decidedly sacred, to some of us, as a hall of mirrors to the human imagination.

As far as I can see the same is also true for many other areas of endeavour.

The Saatchis, on the other hand, produced their own research to help them deduce fruitful areas of endeavour.

This seems reasonable enough: in most areas of endeavour, human beings are judged on their track record.

But different experts have different opinions and this is a problem in the interpretation of remotely sensed data as much as in other areas of endeavour.

Specifically, recent scholarship on global commodity chains and on aspects of livelihoods (such as production-consumption relations and relations of reproduction) is critiqued as presenting these as essentially separate areas of endeavour.

Women like to talk among themselves about women's subjects.' It all sounded rather jolly, but, as in other areas of endeavour, young people were moving away, to be replaced by immigrants, and most of the Taiwanese women picking tea were elderly.

Romanticism continued much longer in some places and areas of endeavour, particularly in music, where it has been dated from 1820 to 1910.