Sentence examples for accomplishment high from inspiring English sources

Her speech beautifully balanced pride in her historic accomplishment, high praise for her rival - she called him "extraordinary" - and, most inspirationally, a determination not to throw in the towel quite yet.

Commentators on the left and the right stuck to their scripts, with the left asserting that the country's treatment of the Palestinians and its regional saber rattling have made it isolated and stagnant, and the right glorifying Israel's accomplishments: high-tech innovations, long life expectancies and democracy.

28 Research conducted by Halicka 29 dealing with satisfaction with life of the older adults concluded that a vast majority of participants declared, to some degree, contentment with their life, but assessed their life accomplishments higher than their current situation.

The accomplishment of high efficiency is of particular importance, as it is the basic optical function of UCNPs to perform high performance theranostic application.

Like Robinson, each symbolizes racial pride, individual accomplishment and high urban style.

The complexity of the book -- its ability to celebrate the accomplishment of high school athletes even while shaking its head at the sports-mad culture that nurtures them -- is what many people, including the author, feared would get lost in an era of witless, feel-good football movies like "Rudy," "Remembering the Titans" and "Varsity Blues".

The findings show that teachers' burnout level was low in emotional exhaustion and personal accomplishment and high in depersonalization.

Meanwhile, her biggest accomplishment is high school.

Study participants who persevered toward accomplishment despite high levels of stress and responsibility lived longer than the people who worked at their "dream jobs".

Those who persevered toward accomplishment despite high levels of stress and responsibility lived longer than those who had cushier gigs (i.e., a job with low stress, low expectations, low investment of time or energy), according to the results of an 80-year Stanford University study called the Longevity Project.

17 On the other hand, low levels of personal accomplishment and high degree of depersonalisation in the burnout scores may actually be protective against stress.