Sentence examples for work of observation from inspiring English sources

Raising sheep is a work of observation, contact and understanding; it's empirical too," he explains.

Mark Siegel, the editorial director of First Second, said in a statement that "Zahra's Paradise" "is not merely a work of observation," adding, "Art becomes a player, a participant, a voice adding to the chorus of voices in the streets and on the rooftops of Iran".

To be artists and to live lives creating things, we have to be able to flex through periods of learning and of creation, of focus and unfocus, of rest and work, of observation and production.

The group based their work on observations of 40 hours of clinical activity in five departments in two university teaching hospitals, performed January-February 2000 by two of the members of the group.

Large simulated injections must produce a lattice work of label (observation B), but the upper size of discrete patches must be limited (observation A).

This masterpiece of cave art is as acute as any modern work of naturalist observation.

All this however obscures some inconvenient truths, hinted at in polls taken at the time by Gallup, revealed by the work of Mass Observation researchers.

When will an American return from France with a work of social observation as piercing as the one Alexis de Tocqueville produced after his trip to the States in the 1830s?

In the 1980s, he made a number of adaptations of his diary for Channel 4. Later he co-edited (with Paul Hammond) two important anthologies, akin to the work of Mass Observation: Seeing in the Dark (1990), an assemblage of hundreds of accounts of cinema-going; and Brought to Book (1994), which documented the myriad forms of bibliophiliac obsession.

One general goal that transcends project periods has been the development of working practices of observation and documentation in early childhood education.

In his 1665 book Micrographia­ the first major work of illustrated observations made through a microscope Hooke chronicled dozens of parasites, plants, and other microscopic wonders.