Sentence examples for diary work from inspiring English sources

These results are consistent with prior diary work suggesting that distraction while studying and mind-wandering during lectures are two potent forms of attentional disengagements (Unsworth, McMillan, et al., 2012).

In the study conducted by Stewart, Ricci, Leotta & Chee [ 43], it could easily be assumed that the criterion used (diary work time measures) could be considered an adequate gold standard.

Coming-of-Age Diary "Working Girl" is a sort of coming-of-age diary of a woman in her 20's, focusing on work, love and longing.

In summer 1930, Rose Wilder Lane, daughter of the then-unknown Laura Ingalls Wilder, wrote in her diary: "Working on my mothers [sic] story — stupidly, for will it come to anything?" Wilder had just drafted a memoir about growing up in a pioneer family in the 1870s.

Last fall, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University acquired an archive of Mr. Giard's work -- prints, diaries, work journals and correspondence.

According to Cavaliere's diary, the work triggered a "personal crisis".

Like Anne Frank's diary — a work to which it will draw justified comparison — "Blooms of Darkness," beautifully translated from the Hebrew by Jeffrey M. Green, records a brutal process of education.

On the last day of August Mackintosh summarised in his diary the work that had been completed during the winter, and ended: "Tomorrow we start for Hut Point".

The subjects filled in a diary each work day documenting computer use and incident musculoskeletal symptoms.

Your keys (if you have a lock diary) might work- just be sure not to break anything!

These poetic lines were written by Carl Jung, the renowned 20th century psychologist, in a journal entry of his long-hidden diary-like work entitled The Red Book.