Sentence examples for encompass your experience from inspiring English sources

Unlike the chronological or functional resume, which typically run 1 to 2 pages, the CV is as long as it needs to be to encompass your experience.

No one expects The Sopranos to encompass the experience of all middle-aged Italian-American men".

Obviously it is a white writer's vision but, historically, it was the first serious American play to encompass black experience.

For Billington, The Emperor Jones is "the first serious American play to encompass black experience" and offers "a hallucinatory history of African-American experience as the hero is invaded by race memories of chain gangs, slave auctions and Congo witchdoctors".

In his introduction to "Panorama," Filkins writes that Adler's "dovetailing of fact and fiction in trying to both scientifically and imaginatively encompass his experience" is "unique to almost any writer we know".

Whereas an artifact's utility or function is set in its programming, its function, when designed by an architect, can go beyond programming to encompass human experience of both exterior object and inner space.

Rather, many insisted that it takes a campus to encompass the college experience.

Nearly all natural ecosystems, and the species that they encompass, experience anthropogenic pressure resulting particularly from habitat destruction, climate change, overharvesting and introduction of exogenous species [ 1- 4].

Studies have shown that SRH reflects a complex process of internalized calculations that encompass both lived experience and knowledge of disease causes and consequences [ 13].

Insofar as a conception of the good does not encompass these experiences, it is defective, even delusive".

The results presented in this section encompass the experiences of exercise clothing worn by obese heterosexual women.