Sentence examples for trajectory of work from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes that brings a fresh perspective and sometimes it leaves artists feeling that there's a whole trajectory of work that isn't understood".

That the trajectory of work by Mr. Race so closely matches that of Mr. Scarcella suggests that the legacy of injustices from that chaotic, bloody era cannot plausibly be laid at the feet of a single detective.

This anxiety accurately reflects both the long- and short-term downward trajectory of work in America.

"Maybe I wouldn't have ended up on a trajectory of working in a lab, going to college at a place I was so happy about.

" For whom it would "make a big shift in the trajectory of their work and life being"?

He was preparing us so that we might have the independence and knowledge to discover what the trajectory of the work might be in the future.

At her forthcoming retrospective at Lisson Gallery, you can see videos of Abramović's Rhythm series and trace the 40-year trajectory of her work from one kind of intensity to another.

To begin to understand the forces brought to bear on that film - from Buñuel's acknowledged and well-defined second phase - it pays to look at where it sat on the trajectory of his work.

I recently saw a large installation by Icelandic contemporary artist Olafur Eliasson that shamelessly references the trajectory of this work – showing that Calder's influence is alive with today's artists.

"From the start, I saw photography as a powerful political tool," he says, and the trajectory of his work – from those early images of the civil rights struggle in the early- to mid-60s to his insider documentation of the Occupy Wall Street protests of 2011 – testifies to this uncompromising stance.

We can be certain (as certain as one can be of anything hypothetical) that her mature prose would today be noted for its wit and acuity, and almost as certain that the trajectory of her work would be closer to that of Nadine Gordimer, say, than to that of Francoise Sagan.