Sentence examples for certain kinds of work from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, certain kinds of work that can be managed, as with child actors.

Critics, he said, are not supposed to be objective; they are free to champion certain kinds of work.

These days, I'm especially intrigued by how the book's tactile quality can heighten the experience of certain kinds of work, especially those elegiac in tone.

Because space is dear and display competitive, the show tends to favor certain kinds of work: painting and photography, say, over conceptual art, sculpture or video.

But Michael Best, general counsel for the Department of Education, blamed the principals' union contract for allowing them to refuse certain kinds of work.

There were certain kinds of work that I couldn't really do there — like expert witness work, arbitration work, receivership, which just does not fit in with a large firm.

We're told "orphan works" is a metaphor used to unjustifiably protect certain kinds of works, but actually those using the term want to loosen protection (a position I agree with, as does Patry).

Even so, there's a certain kind of work that I just don't think I can do in New York.

Fraudulence is most likely to occur when the demand for a certain kind of work coincides with scarcity and thus raises the market prices.

It can also mean that a certain project or a certain kind of work is no longer interesting to you and that you need to stretch yourself.

The blonde thing hurts; the assumption that because she looks a certain way, she can't possibly create a certain kind of work.