Sentence examples for realizing work from inspiring English sources

Therefore: a complex intervention is disposed to normalization if it confers an advantage on an organization in flexibly executing and realizing work.

It seems to me that a more constructive way to view the reality of working and raising children is this: taking a wide-angle lens view of your whole life and realizing work and family life ebb and flow over time.

Mr. Maw's opera is an utterly admirable, affectingly conceived and beautifully realized work.

Tender and sad, it is a fully realized work of mumblecore poetry.

This year's strange and powerful "You Are Free" is her fourth album for Matador, and her most fully realized work.

It is a fully realized work of fiction, and it unfolds as a flood of the most deeply felt emotions.

The result is an "emotionally wrenching, beautifully realized work," Lore Dickstein said in the Book Review in 1999.

It looks like a lesson for people who don't know how sculptures are made rather than a fully realized work of art.

But "A sheet" felt more like a sketch than a fully realized work, and its components never accrued into a greater whole.

Invitation to the Waltz (1932) is a slight, but wholly realized, work about a girl's timid confrontation with social demands.

Yet "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" (the prolix title comes from an old Irish revolutionary song) is a beautifully realized work and perhaps Loach's best film.