Sentence examples for work from that point from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wayne's work from that point reads like a bill of lading of popular Hollywood wares.

Much of his work from that point on closely resembles Weston's, especially in his choice of seascapes, landscapes, and nudes as subject matter.

But mostly it was focussed work from that point and no panic — we wanted to take the ninety minutes to do that rather than hit 'publish' right away".

When people try to explain the logic of ObamaRomneyCare — certainly when I try to explain it — they often start from precisely this point, pointing out that unregulated insurance markets give the healthy and wealthy a pretty good deal but leave everyone else out in the cold, then work from that point toward the "three-legged stool" of community rating, mandates,and subsidies that supports reform.

Others "should be able to step in and... understand everything that happened and pick up the work from that point on," Anderson says.

This painting left an indelible mark on all his art work from that point on.

Working from that point, I wanted to teach them that what we do in English classes isn't about "reading into" things, or ruining what makes them pleasurable; on the contrary, studying works of art closely and learning about their history can make them even more pleasurable.

Q: You've never worked from that point of view?

Working from the point that the audience is smarter than us, we go with whatever they like.

The Bellows conjured in the Met show comes across as a talented and ambitious yet complacent artist, earnest and hard-working but often remote, an artist who frequently failed to work from that crucial point where criticality and desperation forge ambition and skill into something indelibly personal and expandable.

Mr. Mitchell challenged the studio's young designers to work from that reference point, and Brock's shape was the winner.