Sentence examples for achieved himself from inspiring English sources

That much he achieved himself.

Germany's president, Johannes Rau, a Social Democrat, was at pains to disagree: he was "glad" he was German, even "grateful" for being one, but he could not be proud of something he had not achieved himself.

Tarkovsky's immense cinematic mindscapes seem to represent, for Dyer, a level of aesthetic discipline and single-mindedness that he admires deeply but could never hope to achieve himself.

It's a feat Oliveira is achieve himself.

The character in the show receives reviews from publications that Carmack is now achieving himself.

At the time, in Time magazine, Margaret Carlson depicted the younger Jackson as a well-spoken and compelling personality who would likely carry any of his father's political aspirations that his father was unable to achieve himself.

"It would be a tragedy if a person achieved it himself and it was taken from him.

You could take this as evidence that a kind of exorcism has been achieved: Arthur himself uses this metaphor for the act of narration.

Something else he achieved for himself in Los Angeles, as before in Vienna and Berlin, was a circle of younger people who graduated smoothly from apprentices to devoted helpers -- none more devoted and more helpful than Leonard Stein, who recently celebrated his 85th birthday.

Mr Speight may be awaiting a similar call.In this section Fiji's smiling demagogue One victory, more needed Home on a mountain of rubbish The growing cost of war Unlucky Jin A new face of protest in Pakistan ReprintsEven if he does not get a top job, Mr Speight seems to have achieved for himself a considerable victory by the brutal hijacking of his country.

"What Stuart has undoubtedly done is, by the strength of what he's achieved, put himself on the list.