Sentence examples for aspects of a work from inspiring English sources

The human aspects of a work system differ quite considerably from the engineering elements.

In an era when many critics speak of the rise of curation as art — when artists arrange objects as often as they make them — conservation is deeply curatorial, as conservators choose which aspects of a work are presented and how.

The wall information is also so peppered with questions addressed to viewers about aspects of a work they probably never even considered, that the questions come to feel like a small hammer pounding on the brain.

The thing to remember about the classics is that different aspects of a work emerge as important at different times, so there's never going to be one translation that stops everyone in their tracks and says, "This is it".

The second way to enhance learning is to make sure the right people are on the tour: different people will focus on and have insights into different aspects of a work setting.

In his view, the task of evaluating a particular poem or novel falls to the reviewer, while the critic brings to light those aspects of a work that situate it within the body of literature.

And while September's parliamentary elections were marred by fraud, this time it was primarily Afghans who held other Afghans accountable in the aftermath — demonstrating some fledgling aspects of a working democratic system.

This highlights one of the most difficult aspects of a working democracy the concept of a loyal opposition.

But it's a pity when a performer retreats toward a superficial sheen just moments after touching on a more textured, nuanced and electrifying aspect of a work.

The extreme abstraction that roots the play in that most moving of Biblical texts, the reconciliation of justice and mercy, is only one aspect of a work both paradoxical and sensational.

On the other hand, the poetical aspect of a work of art depends on its capacity to mirror and to present (darstellen) eternally true ideas (LDA, 18).