Sentence examples for inward work from inspiring English sources
Indeed, those who know him largely through his subtle, inward work on film may be jolted by the brazenly exterior performances he is giving as Shakespeare's most peevish tragic heroes in these productions from the Almeida Theater of London.
Those who know him largely through his subtle, inward work on film may be jolted by the brazenly exterior performances he is giving here, especially in the more soul-searching role of Richard.
The female American choreographer Twyla Tharp has created some of the most swaggeringly virtuoso dances in the repertory, after all, while Britain's Jonathan Burrows is famous for his meticulously investigative, inward work.
It calls to mind MIT lecturer Otto Scharmer's great U Theory, of how we get ourselves through change by a combination of inward work and incremental movement.
Among the emails in my inbox this week was one about the "inward work" of being a democracy, from Krista Tippett's weekly foray into the public square at On Being.
With my second, two-and-a-half years ago, I was more inclined to go deep, but ended up on bed rest and was too afraid to do much inward work.
2017 will be the year in which companies block out external noise and focus more inward, working to change their growth trajectory by addressing consumer pain points through a mix of empathy and intelligence.
Even her advisers acknowledge the awkwardness of a woman with double Harvard degrees, dual stock riches (from Facebook and Google, where she also worked), a 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot houseurging less fortunand women to look inward and work harder.
But even in his most inward, revelatory work, he also appeared to be hiding.
They are among his most inward, epigrammatic work, driven by short cyclical motifs in an open form.
Perhaps you'd do better to turn your forensic gaze inward and work out why something that may yet be a defining issue in that family's future should be of such concern to you right now.
