Sentence examples for detached work from inspiring English sources
Detached, work by Ivy Li.
This early, intriguing history play is arguably Shakespeare's most detached work, a cool look at a fraught era in which alliances are made of straw and heroes are hard to come by.
There are formal surprises aplenty, too: a series by Stephen Shore on Ukrainian holocaust survivors and their surroundings possesses a warmth and tenderness absent in the more detached work he is best known for.
It is a singularly detached work; nowhere is there any sign that the scholarly lawyer who is holding forth in such a disciplined way about "the utility for law of the non-scientific character of psychiatric evidence" may have been drawn to his topic through his own madness.
In the course of recounting John's youthful struggles to become a writer, Mr. Coetzee (pronounced cught-SEE-uh) explicates the literary influences (from Eliot to Ford Madox Ford to Beckett) that would shape his own spare, detached work, and he discusses his admiration for the purity and abstraction of mathematics.
Lichtenstein's alterations heightened the sense of urgency in the image, however, they also offset that menace by forming a detached work.
As a result, people also find it more difficult "mentally detaching work from non-work" when they are 'on call', as well as choosing to do the activities that they really want – a trait researchers call 'control'control
Instead of creating a strong, clear, direct work, Eisenstein detached his work from reality, from the colors and heroism of reality.
His professional background is in youth work and has wonked in a range of settings including centre based, detached youth work, schools, residential homes and estate based projects.
The entire squad was detached to work on a string of high-profile arson cases.
