Sentence examples for interesting accomplishments from inspiring English sources

Viewing JODI's oeuvre as a whole, it's immediately apparent that creating work on the internet is only part of their practice, though it may have lead to their most interesting accomplishments.

Other interesting accomplishments include how the PDCs have interfaced between the service delivery system and the communities.

Nelson's opinions can be quirky and hard to square with one another, but they never fail to be interesting, quite some accomplishment in what could have been a free-form ramble through the mires of someone else's aesthetic preoccupations.

"We believe that finding yourself interesting is the accomplishment.

The backstory on the student debt purchase is equally as interesting as the accomplishment itself.

Researching her life and accomplishments was so interesting and I was lucky enough to interview two of her biographers who gave us so much insight into the woman.

Modern writers have generally treated the piece more generously; the music may be of uneven quality and over-reflective of the works of Bizet's contemporaries, says Dean, but there are interesting hints of his mature accomplishments.

Items were sought from previous studies to measure "satisfaction with supervision", "satisfaction with co-workers", "intrinsic job satisfaction" (includes items on the job being "challenging and interesting", "contact with patients" and "accomplishment") and "extrinsic job satisfaction" (includes items on remuneration, physical environment and training opportunities).

The 17-year history, its findings and accomplishments are summarized with interesting and surprising results.

Stand out to employers by mentioning you saw the ad on craigslist, and giving a brief and interesting overview of your experience and accomplishments.

Instead, Ms. Thompson's accomplishment is far more interesting: an almost clinical examination of unhappiness, down to its texture and "unfresh smell, soft around the edges, like the crumbs you found in the bottom of a coat pocket".