Sentence examples for accomplishment thinking from inspiring English sources

I asked him his proudest accomplishment, thinking that he would talk about his family or overcoming poverty.

Honor other people's accomplishments without thinking how they show you up, or how they are so much better than you.

"When I'm alone and start thinking about accomplishment, and whether people revere me, I stop and say, 'Get over it Frank.' " He is one of the best-liked people in skating, with a wit that can be barbed and self-deprecating.

In only some cases of thinking the accomplishment of a task, if there is one, involves the thinker's being equipped to declare his policy, scheme or theory.

My response: "Do you honestly think that anyone reading the resume of a Fortune 100 CEO thinks that any of their accomplishments are single-handed?" Thinking back, I realize that I have had the same conversation many times over the years with female clients but never with male clients.

Combine a room full of smart teenagers with too many accomplishments to list, all thinking that everyone else is smarter and more accomplished, with the modern world, and you have a recipe for the kind of gut-wrenching, anxiety-breeding busyness profiled so prolifically in everything from books (Overwhelmed) to New York Times opinion pieces ("The Busy Trap").

Then a career full of blue-skies thinking, innovation and accomplishment.

His colleagues would label him a selfish player thinking about individual accomplishments.

Accomplishments Walking on hind feet, thinking thoughts and sleeping on a pitched-roof doghouse, starting in 1960.

The results showed that regardless or the type of success a woman had, their male partners felt bad after thinking about said accomplishments.

Klopp, with the trophies and accomplishments Rodgers lacked, actually is the modern, thinking manager.