Sentence examples for applicant himself from inspiring English sources

Again, harm to the applicant himself is not a factor.

Yet, as I can confirm from the years I spent on the admissions board in 2002 and '03 and from my conversations with more recent board members, if an applicant identifies himself or herself as non-white, the bar for qualification immediately drops.

Alison Butler, a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a former dean, says that a teaching statement "says a lot about the area the applicant sees himself or herself in"; keep that in mind as you discuss the types of courses that you would like to teach.

How a job applicant presents himself and behaves in an interview will give you a good indication of how high his standards are for himself and his job.

For making a $250 contribution to the McCain campaign, one applicant reportedly found himself on the administration's blacklist.

The boss said he used to be a wrestler himself and asked the applicant if he'd like to try a hold right there.

Such a letter conveys the applicant's unusually high opinion of himself, but tells the company nothing about his qualifications or prior experience.

Even a job applicant whom she interviewed took it upon himself to tell her that her idea would never work.

When the administrator says that you can't call a visit by a "trainee" applicant (not allowed) a visit by a consultant (allowed), he is protecting himself--and you.

For example, years ago we had an applicant for the program whose grades were plummeting as he was visualizing himself bound for a career as the manager of the local Taco Bell.

How often can it happen, that an applicant gets all the way to the gates only to be barred by Romulus himself?