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lifework

[lahyf-wurk] / ˈlaɪfˈwɜrk /


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“His unique architecture style made him world-famous,” Laschet said adding that Boehm leaves behind a “visible and impressive lifework.”

From Seattle Times

Among the warriors for civility — a.k.a. kindness — is Jamil Zaki, 39, a Stanford University psychology professor whose lifework is focused on helping us become our better selves.

From Washington Post

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say, although De Hart doesn’t quite lock this piece into place, that converting this observation into reality became Ruth Ginsburg’s lifework.

From New York Times

"They feel that Disney is undoing their lifework of conserving wild animals for future open seasons."

From Time

Artists and fans championed Wrightson’s use of negative space, his lifework and most of all his attention to detail.

From Los Angeles Times