Sentence examples for weakest work from inspiring English sources

This gap between his best work and weakest work had to do with the level of John's commitment.

Mr. O'Day has produced what may be his weakest work, uncharacteristically academic under its familiar cool veneer.

Some of the weakest work dates from 2003, raising the suggestion that it was made with the show in mind.

The show's weakest work is "Form vs. Content," a coil of barbed wire festooned with seven dime-store baby dolls.

But let me add that the weakest work I have ever seen by Stroman has been in new shows, "Contact" and "Steel Pier," not in revivals.

There is usually something to like in even the weakest work — just as there is nearly always some weakness in the strongest work; most reviews, if anything, should be somewhat mixed.

These are his weakest works, on the whole.

That may be why his musical-comedy adaptation of Wilde's "Lady Windermere's Fan" is among his weakest works.

I didn't think Lessing needed the prize (and she would agree) and certainly not for a novel that is not her best (though it's a feature of prizes that authors often win for their weakest works).

Paradoxically, the weakest works in the exhibition are the handful that directly refer to him: Peter Blake's uninsightful screenprint The Beach Boys and Kaye Donachie's painting I Just Wasn't Made For These Times are far less poignant than 10-year-old Daria Wilson's drawing of her father.

Neither of the two late novels, Children or Changes, is generally regarded as part of the essential Prus canon, and Czesław Miłosz has called Children one of Prus' weakest works.