Sentence examples for because he achieved so from inspiring English sources
His painting style changed little during his life not so much on account of an unthinking conservatism, but because he achieved so early in his career ways of expressing himself that were both sharply delineated and poetically eloquent.
The coalition's own neocon-in-chief – the education secretary, Michael Gove – writing in 2004, claimed that "it was because Ronald Reagan kept the faith that he achieved so much.
Also like Wiggins, he achieved so much partly because his background was so tough.
George would tell you that he's been successful in business because he is smart and persuasive, and that he achieved so much in running by being enthusiastic, even dogged.
'It's not interesting to achieve; the ways of achievement are interesting.' Ah, he's quitting because he has achieved so much that making films is no longer a challenge?
Nighy's career is exceptional, if only because he achieved fame so late.
Perhaps Douglas Adams was right when he wrote that: "Man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much - the wheel, New York, wars and so on - while all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water having a good time.
"Barca fans felt Tito was a logical appointment because he had achieved so much with Guardiola and he knew everything about the way the team plays and trains.
"It's so rare for him to be in a position where he's trying to do something new, because he's achieved so much in tennis.
