Yet if an artist is a big pain in the ass, I will pass on working with them and their work.
Just because one editor or agent decided to pass on your work does not mean that all of them will.
For instance, groups may attempt to protect their claims to a specific jurisdiction through the delegation of 'unwanted' tasks to others; thus general medical practitioners (GPs) may pass on routine work to nurses whilst seeking to retain their overarching status as 'expert' [ 12, 13].
I often heard Koenig pass judgment on works of art ("fantastic," "amazing," "crap"), but he rarely explained himself, except to mention the work's provenance or to point out a section of it and say, "Look at that," as though taste, his and everyone else's, were universal.
Maybe you pass one on your way to work every morning.
In High School, some teachers may write you hall passes to work on a specific project, to get you out of study hall.
By the time Marx achieved fame and financial security -- his relatives were passing on -- his appetite for creative work had begun to fail.
Mr. Hoffman, too, said the intelligence network, in catching the messages and passing them on, worked far better than would have been likely before the 2001 attacks.
Dozens of Russian-art "experts" make their bread by passing judgment on works from many different artists.
The class's chief demand -- passing judgment on works of art -- constituted a minor crisis for those of us enrolled, and the sight of a frail, 85-year-old woman prone to coughing fits threw our ignorance into sharp relief.
