Sentence examples for career summary from inspiring English sources

This album is the band's first viable career summary.

The show weaves music, biography and analysis of Astaire iconography into a definitive career summary.

Bullet points in sections, such as career summary, can help make text easier to read.

The frequent inclusion of the cursus honorum, or career summary of the departed, has similar informational value.

Perhaps understandably, it's more interested in setting Bowie in a wider artistic context than it is in delivering a definitive career summary.

Then along came Dr. Brilliant, an affable man generous with bearhugs and self-deprecating humor whose unlikely résumé looks like a composite career summary of multiple high achievers.

The theater volumes also included season highlights, career summaries of the year's performers, brief obituaries and, most years, a season summary written by Mr. Willis.

Many career summaries tend to gloss over that last unfortunate fact, as well as the less well-known tough and uncompromising side to Hill's character.

At the same time, this mid-career summary coincides with a diffuse, anything-can-happen interlude of germination in contemporary art, one in which her practical and deeply skeptical utopianism has an important place.

You can read Science Careers' summary of the report here.

Doesn't the news media's recent determination to rewrite that history for the sake of selling career-summary schmaltz help explain its gullibility on Te'o?