Sentence examples for thing a work from inspiring English sources
The Remains of the Day does that most wonderful thing a work of literature can do: it makes you feel you hold a human life in your hands.
The crops affirmed the photograph as a devised thing, a work of art; at the same time, they framed the family as something like a work of art, akin to the temples and arches and baptisteries in photographs nearby.
Julian Barnes's Through the Window: Seventeen Essays (And One Short Story) (Vintage £10.99) sounds like a ragbag of writing about writing, but the novelist's unfailing insight and wit make it that rare thing – a work of criticism that is a compulsive page‑turner.
Evoking the "vague" and "diverse" usage of the term, Francis Sparshott (1963) worried that the question about what sort of thing a work of art is might have no precise answer.
The one thing a working holiday visa doesn't do is find you a job.
"Justinian's Flea" is, among other things, a work of political, military, medical and cultural history.
"Citizenfour," the new documentary about Edward Snowden, by Laura Poitras, is, among other things, a work of journalism about journalism.
The CNR, like any living thing, is a work in progress.
Speaks of the things a working man has the right to ask for.
Today is Monday, and Monday is that rare thing - a working day.
"There's no such thing as a work-life balance.
