Sentence examples for bring to their task from inspiring English sources

What is startling, however, is the surreal humour that these two brothers bring to their task.

What astonishes is the cool, sardonic wit that the Presnyakov brothers bring to their task.

But the further description of their state is entirely controversial and owes its controversial character to the varying preconceptions that the disputants bring to their task.

His new "Anchises," which opened at the Abrons Arts Center on Wednesday night, is a subtle tour de force, a slowly accruing succession of images that owes its power not just to the chemistry of the exceptional performers and designers that Mr. Bokaer has assembled, but also to the rigorous focus that all bring to their task.

The committee's 13 members bring to their task a wide range of expertise and experience in academe, industry, and government.

But the full set is so rich and varied that in a performance as vital as the one Juilliard Baroque gave on Sunday, the inescapable familiarity of the music melts away as a listener's attention is drawn to fresh phrasing ideas or the sheer virtuosity that individual players bring to their tasks.

William Faulkner's words came to mind when Tony Abbott admired the "skill and the sense of honour that [Japanese soldiers] brought to their task" during the second world war.

In this light, it makes sense to think about the strategy and mind-set that the postwar generation brought to their task: the marriage of power and coöperation.

"We admired the skill and the sense of honour that they brought to their task, although we disagreed with what they did.

Both Jennifer Parks's No Place Like Home: Feminist Ethics and Home Health Care (2003) and Rosalind Ladd et al.'s anthology Ethical Issues in Home Health Care (2002) address questions with exceptional import to the welfare of elderly and disabled people, bringing to their task much recent feminist work on justice and care.

The predominant headline for Abe's Canberra visit was about how Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott jammed his foot in his mouth and said of Japanese soldiers in World War Two, "We admired the skill and sense of honour they brought to their task".