Sentence examples for treated his work from inspiring English sources

He always treated his work with playful enthusiasm – and his fun with great seriousness.

He treated his work like a regular job, driving to the office each day from another house where he and his family were living.

A new generation of critics, with no axe to grind in the style wars of an earlier time, and no special animus against concrete, was treating his work to a new round of admiration.

Dean and Knapp summarise the 1731 revisions as "a striking illustration of the seeming vandalism with which Handel could treat his works in revival".

Perhaps he would not have treated his immortal works with such astounding carelessness if he had only known the trouble modern experts intended to take over them: surely it would have been a pleasant surprise also to learn that he was to be celebrated in a theatre designed by woman.

But he once described himself as a frustrated architect, and he treated his firm's work spaces as architectural adventures.

Biggers is one author who would have had no complaints about the way Hollywood treated his liberal-minded work.

With some exceptions, British critics tended to treat his early work as his best, while American critics tended to favour his middle and later work.

A doctor who treated his peripheral neuropathy now works with the Adelson Medical Research Foundation.

PARIS — "It's not about fashion — it's about emotions," said Giambattista Valli, who treated his collection for Moncler like works of art.

But soon the two begin to butt heads as the story they're telling comes under fire, with Talese accusing Foos of backing out on the "deal" they struck—"for me to tell the truth, and for him to live with it"—and Foos accusing Talese of treating his life's work as "some kind of goddamn game".