Sentence examples for work owes from inspiring English sources
The task-oriented, nonperformative aspect of "The Work The Work" owes much to the postmodern choreographer Deborah Hay, with whom both women have performed.
My friend (an architect) believes that Prouvé's work owes its beauty to his aesthetic sensibility.
Poe's work owes much to the concern of Romanticism with the occult and the satanic.
The work owes much to the example of Tino Sehgal, but it has its own charms.
Another forward-looking aspect of Allen's work owes a debt to the past.
His life, and his work, owes so much to luck, to chance, he says.
The lords also continued to require the services of labourers, although the shortfall increased between work owed and work needed.
The distinctive originality of this work owed little to classical autobiography and was unmatched by later imitations.
Her work owed nothing to the prevailing fashion for free decoration: dribbles and splodges had no place in her repertoire.
He's a self-employed IT and electrical consultant; his wife is unable to work owing to medical problems.
Their work owed much to Francis Galton, who especially sought to apply statistical reasoning to the study of biological evolution and eugenics.
