Sentence examples for career displayed from inspiring English sources

John Cheever, who throughout his long career displayed a lovable penchant for words that might otherwise fail to secure even part-time employment (how many novelists today would straight-facedly try to sneak "amativeness" past their readers?), employed "puissant" a few times in his fiction.

So why, after 145 years, $15 million in oceanic explorations and more than a decade of dives and excavation, is the Civil War battleship the Monitor being given a second life at a cost of $30 million, with its artifacts, history and accounts of its career displayed in a 63,500-square-foot space?

The variable "total earnings in career" displayed a rather skewed distribution and to reduce the effect of possible outliers, this variable was analysed in log-transformed form.

Catherine Zeta-Jones The Welsh actress and wife of Michael Douglas has had numerous musical successes in addition to a prolific acting career, displaying impressive vocal ability in the 2004 screen adaptation of Chicago, for which she won an Oscar, Bafta Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award.

He also wrote both serious and comic pieces for newspapers and magazines throughout his career, displaying a wide range of styles.

D. W. Griffith's "A Child of the Ghetto," made in 1910, just two years into his directorial career, displays a playfully innovative movie technique.

In the following game, Frazier made his second career display with 20 or more points.

In a rich, varied career, he displayed a deep, analytical mind tempered with sharp wit and comic humor.

There followed a brief interlude in Ashcroft's career which displayed his talents as both an insider and an outsider.

Although now best remembered for those books and programmes, his earlier career also displayed his range and versatility.

Throughout much of his career Palmer displayed a keen interest in shipbuilding and helped to design packets (passenger boats), pleasure yachts, and clipper ships.