Sentence examples for fancy credentials from inspiring English sources

But hey, I'm a well-known person with some fancy credentials.

The volume and difficulty of the work, and the task of fitting into a storied institution populated by strong and idiosyncratic personalities, has unnerved even judges with distinguished records on lower courts, fancy credentials and ample self-confidence.

Warnings that we were repeating not just the mistakes of Japan but the mistakes of Hoover and Bruening were waved away as the squeaking of people of no consequence, never mind the fact that some of us had pretty fancy credentials.

At the top of the resume, the applicant writes "I cannot compete with college degrees and fancy credentials, on paper at least.

Which is why I knew she was dead amongst independent voters, who don't necessarily like fancy credentials but demand basic knowledge.

Newly privatised conglomerates probably the most in need of sound business guidance are often suspicious of fancy western credentials.

"That's one reason why the average American buys the person who doesn't have fancy college credentials but who built a business from scratch, like the guy who owns a Toyota dealership in Marietta, Ga., and who grew up poor".

Most top-of-the-line managers don't have fancy academic credentials and land a job as an adjunct professor, but they're more than willing to trade the stress and travel that goes with high-level positions for a chance to work with students and spend more time with family.

Maybe some of this emperor's new clothes syndrome (ENCS) links to emerging subjects that display a certain insecurity and therefore insist on fancying up their credentials.

Don't look for any restaurant credentials or fancy farmers' market ingredients in ALL CAKES CONSIDERED (Chronicle, $24.95).

At some point, parents are going to decide that $160,000 is too high a price if all you get is an empty credential and a fancy car-window sticker.