Sentence examples for attractively work from inspiring English sources

By comprehensively examining genetic association across the entire human genome, they could attractively work without any priori hypotheses of the disease genes.

And while it is assuredly a fantasy, it could hardly be described as crass – indeed, most reviewers have struggled to fathom exactly what's going on in a production variously described as "hallucinatory", "mind-numbing", "a sensory stimulation chamber" and perhaps less attractively, "a work of blistering nihilism".

As an encore, Mr. Neidich played "In Memoriam" (1996), a shapely, attractively meditative solo work of his own.

What Sherry calls a "queer moment" of midcentury creative ferment saw gay artists like Tennessee Williams and Aaron Copland producing an "accessible" modernism, whose achievements sometimes seemed to portray American ways and ideals more attractively than the work of their heterosexual colleagues.

In contrast, "An Arbitrary History: River," a considerably less trompe l'oeil installation work, involves attractively rough-hewn pieces, including a woven-basket canal filled with water and dried animal-hide rafts for paddling in it.

Its four attractive ensemble members speak their attractive dialogue attractively.

Another female voice — "postmenopausal, attractively sexy, sandpaper had worked it to a permanently growling invitation," uttered the word "Debauchery!" Five decades later, Lerman recalled the moment: "I instantly knew that a life of 'divine debauchery' should be mine".

This spare, attractively textured show is the work of the artist-collective Team Lump, based in Raleigh, N.C., and includes contributions by all four members.

The consummate ease of such work resonates with his attractively reticent remark that photography is "a marvelous profession while it remains a modest one".

But although it is boxed attractively with a multilingual flier, it worked so poorly that I had to go looking to that flier for help and found none.

The imagery is not very exciting, but the combination of tiny scale and richly worked paint makes for attractively idiosyncratic objects (Johnson).