Sentence examples for more the work of from inspiring English sources

"She made it appear like it was more the work of the media," he said.

I didn't hate the book, just found it a bit mannered and inauthentic: more the work of a ventriloquist than a novelist.

One of Kennedy's recent biographers, Robert Dallek, concludes, from the tapes of Kennedy's dictation, that Kennedy was more involved in the composition of "Profiles in Courage" than skeptics have imagined, but that the book "was more the work of a 'committee' than any one person".

In short, buying a stake in a European multinational is not the same as making a bet on the European economy.What's more, the work of Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh and Mike Staunton of the London Business School has shown there is no statistical link between one year's economic growth and the next year's stockmarket returns.

It is true that he dropped out of school at 16 and taught himself how to be an artist, but his early work under the pseudonym SAMO© (which stood for "same old, same old bullshit"), in which he and a friend would graffiti enigmatic, poetic statements across SoHo, was more the work of a performance artist.

As Ms. Gunn played, phrases from the poem settings that were about to be sung — words by Thomas Merton, the Trappist monk and theologian, who died in 1968 — were scrolled slowly along the rear wall of the stage in video projections: "Be still," "Listen," "The insupportable knowledge of nothing" and more (the work of Laura Chiaramonte, a video designer and choreographer).

Had he been more politically inclined, the Bible today may have looked more like the work of Moses Mendelssohn.

This and more are the work of decades.

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But the bloodless tidiness of "érection" looks more like the work of a passionless older performer.

Living in the city has enabled him to participate more in the work of the Cliburn Foundation.