Sentences with phrase «perpetual work in progress»

For many people, cover letters are a perpetual work in progress, so expect to tweak yours for minor changes.

All of these works stem from Pig Island; this perpetual work in progress, inspired by the Disney ride Pirates of the Caribbean, emphasizes process as sculpture.

For the Hammer Museum's «Made in L.A. 2014» biennial, Golden, 41, will present the latest iteration of Busts: My Personal Winter, a perpetual work in progress she began in 2010.

Finally, any story is also a perpetual work in progress.

Not exact matches

These «necessities,» by a curious coincidence, have almost always matched the policy preferences of intellectuals, who tend to see the Constitution as a kind of perpetual work - in - progress, an instrument ever open to their expert ministry.

The curse and blessing of this overload is that it excites only as long as it remains «work in progress,» in a state of perpetual becoming with no end point in sight.

And is this a sign that our expectation for a book is shifting from finished product to perpetual work - in - progress — or just the logical conclusion of a long tradition of multiple, unstable texts?

It will be a perpetual work - in - progress.

My work attempts to capture such a situation, caught in a perpetual state of transit where increasing complexity is often presented as the illusion of «progress».

Deadlines drive you to make progress and finalize your work on any given task, rather than putting it off for later in a perpetual loop.

Overview Resume writing is a perpetual «work in progress», therefore, there is no such thing like a «final resume».

Resume writing is a perpetual «work in progress», therefore, there is no such thing like a «final resume».