Sentence examples similar to attained stature from inspiring English sources

It will have clear statutory responsibility, it will strive to attain stature and authority, and it will seek to earn respect through effective and appropriate contribution.

With the sexes combined, the boys and girls differed in the effects of the calcium supplement on height growth and attained adult stature.

Back then, Southern California writers and artists attained global stature by glorifying local quirks.

And with three Stanley Cup rings, he has attained a stature that demands respect.

In the last fifteen years, Marshall has attained the stature of a semi-legendary folk hero among his people.

Pampa was the ādikavi ("first of poets"), having attained that stature with two great epics: Vikramārjuna Vijaya and Ādipurāṇa.

In Africa's independence era, which began in Ghana in 1957, two American presidents, John F. Kennedy and Jimmy Carter, attained heroic stature among Africans.

Of black thinkers influential in academe today, James has attained a stature "now matched only by Du Bois," said Andrew Ross, the director of the American Studies program at New York University.

Now, as a winning Super Bowl coach, Belichick has attained a stature that for years was thought to be beyond his personality.

His father, West Indian born, attained such stature in Goldsboro, N.C., that the Gordon family was invited to shop at Weil's department store, but only on Wednesday afternoons.

Most of the significant critics of poetry since at least the Romantic era have also been poets, and a few (Samuel Taylor Coleridge, T S Eliot) have attained canonical stature in both forms.