Sentence examples for which accomplishments from inspiring English sources

He declined to explain in detail how he selected which accomplishments to honor or why all of the winners are men.

Science might suit us well because it is a career in which accomplishments, and not personality, are of highest importance.

It's the timeline view that emphasizes your achievements, but even the traditional view puts its emphasis on which projects you have contributed to, which languages you've used, which questions you've answered on Stack Overflow, etc. What's important to note is that it's the developers who gets to choose which accomplishments they want to highlight to potential hiring managers.

He developed a technique for the sutureless splicing of severed nerves, for which accomplishment he received a merit citation from the U.S. War and Naval departments.

This was subsequently dubbed, "The Bathroom Bill," and you can guess which accomplishment the national media decided to cover.

Really, though, it pushes baseball into the fantasy whitewashing world of the N.C.A.A., which vacates accomplishments by pretending they never took place.

There is a curious dichotomy in the world of baseball, in which individual accomplishments are enthusiastically celebrated, yet the open pursuit of individual interests can be considered uncouth.

"The careers of both Nixon and Kissinger," Dallek asserts, "reflect the extent to which great accomplishments and public wrongdoing can spring from inner lives".

Users' trophy case – which displays accomplishments like best comment, beta test participation, length of time on Reddit and more – will also now be displayed on mobile.

Similarly, Gennari and Poeppel (2003) compared eventive predicates (which included accomplishments, achievements and activities) to statives and found that the former were more complex to process than the latter.

Hsieh confronts the equation of time with work and the manner in which our accomplishments are judged by how long they take.