Sentence examples for new work questions from inspiring English sources
Publicity materials offer some descriptions of the dances ("Pathological" is "rife with obsession, love, hate and fear"; "New Work" "questions perceptions of reality").
Faulkner explores the physical changes that women undergo as they progress through puberty, childbearing, aging, and illness, while Grahams new work questions our experiences with gender, sexuality, and identity.
Winner of a Pulitzer Prize for her novel "Gilead," Robinson in this new nonfiction work questions the authority of science, not its methods, which she sees as evidence for the capacity and beauty of the human mind.
There is a good deal of exciting new work on questions often characterized as matters of public policy, but which have important moral dimensions.
The new work could intensify questions about whether biotechnology needed to be regulated, or whether the genome sequences of pathogens should be available on the Internet, as they are now.
Having considered all of these questions new work by Dalby (2017) on security is providing novel constructs around inter-coupled environmental social insecurity that challenge ways of thinking about hazard and disaster in the Anthropocene.
We have a very design-centered process, and oftentimes new work emerges from larger questions that we have about theatre and film integration.
These findings, of course, create new work items and open questions.
Their new work raises several fundamental questions about the mechanisms and evolution of segmentation in arthropods, and its similarities to that in chordates.
Consider writing an excuse note (in good parental handwriting) a few days in advance and drop it off at the attendance office, with a note at the bottom for the administrators to call your parent at their "new work number" with any questions.
Ms. Spero, 75, is, of course, a feminist legend; this new work, however, raises a question about how effectively feminist her approach is.
