Sentence examples for reappraise work from inspiring English sources

It requires us to reappraise work and to value the worth of the time we have away from it.

Job control may provide flexibility to avoid certain tasks that have a high risk of violence and to take breaks from work, which helps employees to regulate emotional responses and reappraise work challenges more positively [ 36].

They illustrate why he has always been an artist's artist, and grant the general public the chance to reappraise his work; to appreciate him as artists do.

A new exhibition about the trial at the Topography of Terror Museum here devotes a section to reappraising the work of the philosopher Hannah Arendt, pointing out that she failed to attend much of the trial, never saw Eichmann cross-examined and thus didn't witness his "just following orders" defense crumble.

It wasn't until the rumors became Official News that I reappraised his work.

And so perhaps, just as critics in the late 1950s reappraised the works of populist directors such as Hawks and Hitchcock, in another 20 years time the next generation will be hailing the cultural importance of Bad Boys and the rest of the Bay blockbuster canon.

It's his crowning achievement, and in the manner of crowning achievements, it makes you reappraise is previous work.

Now is a great time to reappraise this woman's work.

It's time to reappraise the artist's work in the context of his home, says Charles Darwent.

This was a programme that primarily gave us an opportunity to assess and reappraise a body of work all too frequently overlooked.

But since - thankfully - this new collection supposedly marks the end of such acts of desecration, maybe it is time for the Bukowski-doubters to calmly reappraise the man's work, laying aside all former prejudices.