Sentence examples for more extreme work from inspiring English sources

Me, I feel oddly guilty, because Terry is affable and open, obviously more sensitive than his more extreme work suggests, and I seem to have offended him by suggesting that the recent photographs he has taken of himself having sex with various young girls might be pornographic.

So we are more than likely primed for the object lesson that Marina Abramovic, the powerful performance artist from the former Yugoslavia, brings to the Sean Kelly Gallery in Chelsea on Friday, when she mounts one of her more extreme works, fasting for 12 solid days -- if she lasts.

The sweetest were the blue notes, with flaring skirts and sprays of cornflowers, but the more extreme shapes worked, too.

"Working with my sister is a more extreme experience than working with anyone else," Owen says.

Widespread use of enhancements might influence an individual's ability to learn or perform tasks and perhaps even to enter a profession; influence motivation; enable people to work in more extreme conditions or into old age, reduce work-related illness; or facilitate earlier return to work after illness".

Although distancing itself from Barbie's more extreme accusations, Chauvy's work was based on genuine archival material, and its overall effect was to cast a cloud of suspicion over the veracity of Lucie's account.

Future studies of ideally larger sample sizes may consider investigating these relationships among women working more extreme shift schedules or among longer-term shift workers, as these groups may be more likely to experience biological changes that lead to detectable disruptions of hormone levels.

The erosion of the public's trust in how the futures and derivatives markets work is more extreme than at any time in our long careers.

Though Ellison shares J Dilla's love of placing a hard, simple backbeat inside an indistinct wash of background noise, Ellison's work is more extreme, pushing toward almost total atomization.

There is little or no evidence base and techniques vary from non-coercive therapeutic work to more extreme forms of physical, confrontational and coercive techniques, of which the best known are holding therapy, rebirthing, rage-reduction and the Evergreen model.

He said Cameron was right to "suspect" a link between recent rainfall and climate change, and that the UK could expect to see more extreme rainfall, but stressed that more work needed to be done to make such attribution clearer.