Sentence examples for work in relationship from inspiring English sources

"I've always been interested in my work in relationship to my friendships and my family," he said.

Bartlett's work inspired her think about her work in relationship to a larger tradition of American realism, looking for ways to tell African American stories within that tradition.

At Detroit he organized a retrospective of the painter Richard Pousette-Dart in 1991 and, in "Interventions" (1995), invited Detroit-area artists to place their work in relationship to art in the museum's permanent collection.

Organized around three themes ruin, cooperation, and displacement Kelly Baum's essay considers their work in relationship to seismic shifts in the world of art and equally dramatic changes to New Jersey's economy, infrastructure, landscape, demography, and social stability.

I will discuss Spinoza's work in relationship to Hobbes' in some detail below (sections 2.1 and 2.2, below).

Yet another strain of biography, the so-called critical biography, analyzes its subject's life and work in relationship to each other, and a related variety, the life-and-times biography, puts its subject into a larger historical context as well.

If there is nowhere to hide, how can disagreements safely ferment in political life, at work, in relationships?

She explained that bullying can therefore interfere with performance at school and work, in relationships and can be linked to "more severe health outcomes".

Gary Becker's Nobel-winning work on labor specialization in marriage shows the inefficiency in devaluing care work in relationships, but it's UCLA psychologist Shelley Taylor's book The Tending Instinct that illustrates how those insights translate to the workplace.

These people tend to put things off at home, at work, in relationships — in all areas of their lives, and they are experts at coming up with plausible excuses each time they are late, he said.

It doesn't work in relationships.