Sentence examples similar to Free accomplishments from inspiring English sources

With virtually no partisan-free accomplishments to point to, is it any wonder that the rallying cry of the president's supporters is reduced, in effect, to "please help us stay in office"?

Wilkins understands that ignoring the founders' accomplishments frees them from their historic responsibility as much as a blind celebration of their achievements.

For personal satisfaction, a free Statement of Accomplishment is fine.

Earlier in the week, both Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman and Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning said the 26-year-old should be free to celebrate his accomplishments any way he likes. .

"Free agency," he added, "was an important accomplishment, and it made baseball better, but it also happened at a propitious moment.

What is essential is the preservation of the European Union's greatest accomplishment: the free movement of labor, goods and services.

He also began writing verse that was dazzling in its stylistic accomplishments and free-thinking in attitude.

In 1998, George magazine announced, not entirely tongue in cheek, that Mr. Sawhill's accomplishments and free-ranging intellect made him ideal to be president of the United States.

That accomplishment frees us to love our enemy because we know that violence and death are no longer the final word.

It's easy to see only the giant list of things to do, rather than the anxiety-free feeling of accomplishment at having finished them.

Perhaps one of the most lasting accomplishments of the Free the Slaves team in Nepal in the year since the earthquake is the government's decision to ban slavery in the country's new constitution.