Sentence examples for achievement precisely from inspiring English sources

Kushner, though, is anything but politically cynical, and her novel is an achievement precisely because it resists either paranoid connectedness or knowing universalism.

Its greatest achievement was precisely this blend of the over-the-top and the ordinary.

Therefore, to deny the Dutch painter used a lens is to misunderstand his achievement, which lay, precisely, in finding the poetry in this new way of seeing the world.

To be sure, some of us are late-bloomers, and what looks and feels like a struggle in the formative years may well lead to real achievements later, sometimes precisely as a result of those early struggles.

And that brings up England's half-century, an achievement which took them precisely 10 balls fewer than it did Australia.

Gretzky and Messier, whose achievements I admire, are precisely the sort who often don't do well as coaches.

"If you pitch it like that you're feeding into precisely the achievement-based culture that's putting such huge pressure on children," he says.

But against increasingly vocal antiliberal thinkers, he argues that modern democracy can provide a moral vision and has made possible such moral achievements as civil rights precisely because it allows a multitude of claims to be heard.

Colombia has done especially well: partly because it switched from ineffective crop-spraying to large-scale manual eradication, its coca-growing land has been reduced by 60% in the last decade.Yet it is precisely such achievements that produce the most scepticism about counter-narcotics.

Taking away the 1960s boom from Keynesianism leaves this tradition completely hobbled, with precisely zero achievements in the postwar era.

But the national assessment has run into problems, stemming from the failure of education officials to admit that we can never precisely know how achievement has changed -- only rough estimates are possible.