Sentence examples for to describe work from inspiring English sources

That is a word, often overused by cinema critics, to describe work that is dreamy, elliptical and apparently disconnected from real life.

Officials are extremely reluctant to divulge details of any new response plans that have been put in place in many cities or to describe work on technologies that could make subways safer.

The term, meaning, literally, "monochrome painting," appeared in the mid-nineteen-seventies to describe work that shared a spare palette and an innovative approach to process, which differed from artist to artist.

They have long been grouped under the umbrella term "race films", which has also been used to describe work targeted at other minority groups of the era, including Asian Americans.

You have coined the term "encore career" to describe work in the second half of life that combines continued income, new meaning and a significant contribution to the greater good.

It used to be that in dance and performance the word contemporary was a sterile if functional way to describe work that wasn't traditional modern dance or ballet; it was the progeny of postmodern dance.

David Kamp's review uses the phrase "white trash" to describe working tradesmen.

It is commonplace for middle class people to disdain travellers and to describe working class people as "knackers".

The term is now used to describe works that explore black experience in the science-fiction genre.

Mr. Lehman now says he was using "shorthand" to describe works already well known to him, but the deception had a detonating effect.

The work is a seminal example of his "Combine" paintings, a term he coined to describe works that incorporate castoff objects like rubber tires, flatware or furniture.