Sentence examples for an accomplishment whose from inspiring English sources

But something more surprising appears when these stories are at last seen in their entirety, an accomplishment whose significance the author herself cannot have been aware of, for it could only appear retrospectively.

It was directed by the British documentarian Michael Apted, a man of genuine accomplishment, whose "Seven Up" series, tracing the development of a group of British schoolkids of various class backgrounds from childhood to, by now, middle age, will be recalled as one of the classics of our time.

He was a person of substance and accomplishment whose wit, warmth, kindness, and even his jokes will be truly missed.

Next, bring in a new offensive co-coördinator of absolutely no accomplishment whose special attractions, aside from a history of conspicuous failure, is some kind of hefty-guy vibe shared by the head coach.

Quite an accomplishment for a manufacturer whose earliest exports to the U.S., in 1986, were tinny and prone to breakdown.

This was seen as an act of frustrated desperation by an aging musher whose accomplishments had never quite measured up to expectations, and as a frivolous claim of victimization in a culture that prides itself on straight talk and stoicism.

Coming from a woman whose accomplishments I admired, the remark haunted me for a long time.

This week Blair must deliver a bequest whose accomplishments stand peerless for even longer.

After a first season that included 12 wins, the Islanders quickly transformed into a powerhouse whose accomplishments dwarfed those of the Rangers, their bitter and more glamorous rivals.

The German Democratic Republic is a country whose accomplishments are few, and so the official enthusiasm for those that do exist can be boundless.

Whatever Notre Dame does, short of earning a national-championship berth and beating whomever they meet, they will remain a program whose accomplishments can never actually match its outsized reputation.