Sentence examples for unwritten work from inspiring English sources

Who is the appraiser of one's own unpublished, or even unwritten, work?

In the introduction to a Festschrift dedicated to Itzkowitz in 2007, his former student Baki Tezcan lauded Itzkowitz's "unwritten work" — his relations with colleagues, teaching and mentorship of students.

If we are so afraid of how our unwritten work might be received, we will never write it.

European game laws, written and unwritten, worked so that hunting is still excellent in many areas.

Blaise Cendrars, for instance, toyed with the idea of a bibliography of unwritten works.

What should we deduce from this? Tuckerman is still such an unknown figure, his life unwritten, his work barely discussed in the 130 years since his death, that it seems presumptuous to claim the poem's mystery as his own, rather than a mere literary construct.

This unwritten rule works to the disadvantage of people from less affluent backgrounds, according to a study by the government's social mobility commission.

What I found were rigid but unwritten rules of work (or pretending to work), such as not leaving the office before your boss does, joining the nominication drinking sessions, and so on.

Yan Xiaowei gained access to a number of such plants and revealed the shady interests and unwritten rules at work.

But although the bashful Mr. Costa had been there for only a day, Mr. Konesni had already introduced him to the farm's unwritten tenet: you work, you sing.

The unwritten rule at work here, Burkett says, is that people with greater needs should receive more, and people with fewer needs should do more, which goes against the doctrine of equal pay for equal work and is a step back to the days when married men were paid more than single men because they had families to feed.