Sentence examples for work encounters from inspiring English sources

A sexless female psychiatrist, devoted to her work, encounters a fascinating mentally ill man.

Just as he clarified the thickets of Cagean indeterminacy, Lutoslawski measured out the larger field of chance that any work encounters in performance.

Kit Wright, introducing the work, encounters one such "the unmistakable bullseye, the authentic maximum in a run of lines when you know, by whatever means, that this is the real thing" in a passage from "Angel Visits" by Garry Ely: "Incurious, condemned, / you go on staring at the broken shapes / your clothes make in the shadows, /preparing to give themselves away".

For example, if the person performing the work encounters respect in his or her cooperation and in his or her communication with others (e.g., with clients, medical care staff and management).

At the same time he settled into a teaching post in Columbia's English department while doing his doctoral work, encountering heady intellectual times there -- Lionel Trilling was an adviser -- and publishing a scholarly work, "The Irish Novelists, 1800-1850," in 1959.

This is different to all previous work encountered, where, when it comes to sensor fusion, all data from both modalities are typically used (such as in the first experiment).

However, his work encountered too much opposition for that to be possible.

Joan Semmel, Anita Steckel, Betty Tompkins and Cosey Fanni Tutti embraced graphic, feminine sexual imagery in their work, encountering backlash from both the mainstream public and orthodox strains of feminism in the process. .

The first works encountered seem to emphasize the entertainment aspects of art.

Not only do museumgoers encounter the art contemplating, gawking, snapping selfies the art works encounter each other.

Not only do museumgoers encounter the art — contemplating, gawking, snapping selfies — the art works encounter each other.