Sentence examples for sense of work from inspiring English sources

It's just another form of capitalist control: a confusing regime that erodes employees' sense of work, place and self.

And I was amused by the unfinishedness, the sense of work in progress, of a happening to be.

Diagnosed with breast cancer, and troubled by a sense of work yet unfinished, Shostak returned to Botswana in 1989.

There has always been a devotional cast to Ms. Rapson's art, a sense of work fulfilling some kind of mute memorial function.

They claim, for the art on display, only a shared "sense of work as critique, involving gender issues not necessarily overt but underlying".

In "Boris Aronson: Stage Design as Visual Metaphor" at the Katonah Museum last fall, he emphasized scaffolding and unfinished elements to give a sense of work in progress.

Is it hard to have a sense of work-life balance between Anthony Bourdain, the celebrity, and Tony Bourdain, the person?

Academics who studied the trial found staff at the firm's offices around the country reported lower stress levels, higher levels of job satisfaction and an improved sense of work-life balance.

Like any good lab, it sometimes houses experiments that blow up in their investors' faces; but it's blessedly unsmart, and you get a happy sense of work-in-progress, of new departures that may blossom into new arrivals.

Speaking of conveying a sense of working hard.

They need to have a sense of working together.