Sentence examples for weighty career from inspiring English sources

His gothic and spacious Cardinal felt like a weighty career summation.

But it was light on weighty policy.

The narrative many of us embraced as bright young humanities graduates involved hearty doses of exceptionalism and weighty expectations of rewarding careers.

Unlike Napolitano, Johnson has spent most of his career dealing with weighty national security issues as a top military lawyer.

These revisions seem to be a matter of some pride to her, perhaps as evidence that she has succeeded in sidestepping Bergman's towering shadow -- his personal mentorship of her career as well as his weighty artistic imprimatur.

You get home, bursting with anticipation, and sit down to listen to the first half-dozen songs of a beloved artist's recording career, and to read the weighty accompanying essay, and then, somewhere along the line, a vague disappointment kicks in.

This show is the first museum survey of his career and is accompanied by a weighty monograph.

As the artist reaches this rich moment in his career, he is also carrying the weighty legacy of his longtime partner, English novelist Christopher Isherwood, whose work is celebrating two important benchmarks: the 75th anniversary of "Goodbye to Berlin," upon which the musical "Cabaret" was based, and the 50th anniversary of "A Single Man," which was inspired by his love for Bachardy.

There‑ after it was only ever an ordeal in the sun, every point a weighty affair with the potential, it seemed, to be career defining.

His roles over a four-decade career also included a number of decidedly less weighty characters.

That weighty role suits his dark heroic tenor voice at this stage of his career.