Sentence examples for cross section of experienced from inspiring English sources

For priests, the gatherings can be "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear some straight talk from a cross section of experienced peers," he wrote in "Preaching Better" (Paulist Press, 1999), a practical little book he has written for preachers.

The criminal justice officials, who spoke on the condition that they not be identified, represent a cross section of experienced criminal prosecutors and include political supporters of Mr. Ashcroft at the department's headquarters here and at United States attorneys' offices around the country.

"[They] represent a cross section of experience, but each [has] proven talent," said coach Warren Gatland.

The movies are from all over the world - mine is the only American film in competition - and although they show a cross section of experiences and cultures, nearly every film speaks to the condition of the human heart and an individual's longing or pursuit of freedom.

Mr. Gopnik has assembled a vibrant cross-section of experience from high-profile tourists, chroniclers and expatriates.

GOAT CEO Eddy Lu says Francis had the cross-section of experience they needed in the days ahead.

Around 50 artworks have been selected as a cross section of the Inhotim experience, with pieces dating from to the 1950s up to the present day.

The men are a cross section of the Palestinian experience in miniature: two Muslims, a Christian and a Druse.

It's a plan that has been shaped and strongly endorsed by a Leadership Council composed of national leaders from a remarkable cross section of backgrounds and experiences.

Although participating worksites covered a broad cross section of large employers, smaller worksites might have different experiences implementing the programme.

In addition, with a passion for media and technology, she has 10+ years experience working for a cross section of government, non-governmental (NGO), nonprofit, and private sector firms.