Sentence examples for Profound achievement from inspiring English sources

He melded theory with execution, which was a simple, profound achievement.

But Updike's intricate rendering of Rabbit over the course of 30 years is a profound achievement.

But Poincaré never took the decisive step of reformulating traditional concepts of space and time into space-time, which was Einstein's most profound achievement.

Indeed, it could be argued that it is the more profound achievement and could not have emerged from a single mind.

Perilous Futrures is clearly a profound achievement". - Max Pensky, Professor of Philosophy, Binghamton University, and author of Ends of Solidarity: Discourse Theory in Ethics and Politics.

Rather than focus on specific tidy bunches from Chopin's canon — all the ballades or polonaises at once, say — Mr. Pollini has fashioned three neatly structured programs that provide a striking overview of Chopin's profound achievement.

In so doing he transformed it into one of the most profound achievements of the human imagination.

They were staging grounds in which a culture's most profound achievements were confronted by their new heirs.

In 2008 the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters awarded Thompson and Jacques Tits of France the Abel Prize for their "profound achievements in algebra and in particular for shaping modern group theory".

The overarching goal of this new edition is identical to the first and second -- to provide the clinician and the scientist with a common resource for understanding the profound achievements in the clinical, translational, and basic sciences of neuromuscular transmission disorders.

An interdisciplinary approach will undoubtedly lead to more profound achievements in biomedical research, which will then translate into more substantial advances in human health.