Sentence examples for the quality of a work from inspiring English sources

And yet, to be first, to originate, to be original is key to the quality of a work of literature.

But artistic decisions are made all the time – the quality of a work of art depends on how many of them are right.

Of course, whether or not a piece of art or a literary work can carry our memories is not the only thing that needs to be considered when we judge the quality of a work.

Yet as even one of the Mitchell trusts' own lawyers, Martin Garbus, has argued in the past (vis-à-vis another case), it is "a dangerous business" for courts to start making judgments on the basis of the quality of a work of art.

"A conspicuous tendency of Longinus," he wrote, "is to move from the quality of a work to its genesis in the powers and state of mind, the thought and emotions, of its author," characterized by the "bold and frequent use of metaphors".

I would hope the quality of a work is judged on its own merits without bias towards its pictorial language.

We read the qualities of a work as the forthright decisions of a particular mind, wanting to let it commandeer our own minds, and we are disappointed when it doesn't.

These can contribute to a decrease or increase in the quality of a radiographers'  work and their productivity [2, 3].

Citation analysis does not carry any positive or negative polarity, and should not be taken to provide a measure of the quality of a given work.

However, science is often thought to be one of the few fields of human endeavor where success depends on the quality of an authors' work, rather than on her social connectedness.

The HGSE proposal seeks to change that mentality with one that will reward the quality of a student's work over the sheer volume of it.