Sentence examples for accomplishment though from inspiring English sources

His individual accomplishment, though, was delicious in a first-half incident.

Her real accomplishment, though, is making us believe that Adelaide could and would have the gumption to stand up for herself at some point, in surprisingly practical ways.

Mr. Reagan calls the economy his proudest accomplishment, though he ignored soaring deficits, blaming Congress for them and leaving them for his successor to resolve.

Arguably his towering accomplishment, though, is his performance in the 2008 oddity Synecdoche, New York, written and directed by Charlie Kaufman.

"A Jury of Her Peers" is evidence that a mystery plot is no bar to literary accomplishment, though that is too high a bar for many to surmount.

His self-promotion and methods of appropriation further cast doubt on his actual accomplishment, though his broadcasting of his various claims undoubtedly brought much greater general awareness of ancient history of the region.

Notwithstanding Hillary Clinton's outsize accomplishments, though, there is a lingering sense that the history would be grander if the first woman President were someone who reached the top entirely on her own.

For all of Kavanaugh's accomplishments, though, his friends say that he has remained steadfast in his commitment to coaching basketball at Blessed Sacrament, his daughters' school, where he is known as "Coach K". His team of sixth-graders was undefeated last season and won a citywide championship in the local Catholic youth league.

A closer look at Trump's list of claimed "historic" accomplishments, though, shows that virtually all of the major ones are generic Republican Party objectives that any GOP president would have approved.

The department has talked of this as one of its strongest accomplishments, though it has not been uniformly praised.

One of Bobby's most prized accomplishments, though, came much later in life when she finally achieved her Bat Mitzvah, a true tribute of her dedication to and appreciation for her religious heritage.