Sentence examples for grounded his work from inspiring English sources

It was quite grounded, his work.

Using a wide variety of materials, on canvases and boards that often suggested walls, doors, windows or gates, he grounded his work in the brute reality of the Spanish street and in the turbulent political dramas of his youth in Catalonia, including the Spanish Civil War and the Catalan nationalist movement.

Grounding his work on the electrophilicity theory of chemical carcinogenesis developed by Miller and Miller [6, 7], which correlates the electrophiles presence (like halogenated aliphatic or aromatic nitro substructures) to genotoxic carcinogenicity, Ashby compiled a list of 19 structural alerts for DNA reactivity.

"The Abstinence Teacher" continues a process begun with "Little Children," when Mr. Perrotta, 46, first departed from the autobiographical details — or at least the geography — that grounded his earlier work.

These themes grounded his later works as well, Wild Bunch, Junior Bonner and Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid: they might collectively be called How the West Was Lost.

Rosen was a pioneer and as is generally the case with all those who break new ground his work has engendered fierce controversy [3, 4, 15, 29].

Refreshingly, Pearson grounds his work in neuroscience and physiology.

Stieg Larsson's best-­selling Lisbeth Salander trilogy is grounded in his work as a journalist investigating Sweden's far right.

He would find that working in comics felt more grounded than his work in film and TV: "Sitting at home in your tiny apartment waiting for the next production assistant job can create a lot of anxiety," he said.

This was grounded on his work with his band Crazy Horse and his regular use of distorted guitar, most notably on the album Rust Never Sleeps.

But conspicuously not standing its ground among his work is a book on tennis.