Sentence examples for by the work itself from inspiring English sources

I would like to be judged by the work itself". Instead the political commentator and novelist feels he is being judged by his past life: a former republican prisoner, he was Sinn Fein's director of publicity from 1987 until 1998.

I would like to be judged by the work itself".

One must disregard this evening's favourable reception and try to judge only from the prognostications offered by the work itself.

*** One of the striking things about "Einstein on the Beach" is the way that the audience's distraction seems to be anticipated by the work itself.

In over 30 years of research, I've found that people do their most creative work when they're motivated by the work itself".

Individual and mass, mass production and craftsmanship, eastern food, western consumption: associations inevitably form, but they are not – for me, at least – occasioned by the work itself.

As noted by Spector [ 15], job satisfaction is commonly understood as determined by wages [ 25], by the 'work context', including working conditions; by the social work environment; and by enjoyment of the work itself.

And, in contrast, motivation based on the influence or monetary rewards of a profession -- especially for difficult and elite jobs like military leadership -- makes you more likely to perform poorly and quit earlier than if you are motivated by passion for the work itself.

It might be argued that outsider art should be defined not by the person who made it but by the nature of the work itself; call it extremely idiosyncratic art.

At the office, this often means by the content of the work itself.

For many, the demands are offset by the rewards of the work itself, not to mention the competitive benefits and salaries that government offers.