Sentence examples for breakthrough people from inspiring English sources

"I actually feel very different than maybe the stereotypical breakthrough people do — 'I'm doing it for women,' and stuff like that," she said.

"I actually feel very different than maybe the stereotypical breakthrough people do—'I'm doing it for women,' and stuff like that," she said.

"When you are doing something new, that's a breakthrough, people say, 'how are you going to do this'?" She added, "My entire career I've been doing things I was told I couldn't do".

That was a real breakthrough – people found out about Toca Boca and realised that this was a quality product.

"Ninety-nine percent of the time with technological breakthroughs, people hadn't been asking for it," Mr. Gerard said.

Now, thanks to technological advances in microsurgery and space-age breakthroughs, people like James with AMD have new hope from the world's tiniest telescope that's implanted into the person's eye.

"I don't think it was the sort of breakthrough that people were talking about".

Before his breakthrough victory, people questioned his ability to finish tournaments.

Still, The New England Journal of Medicine called the drug "a major breakthrough" for people with advanced melanoma, whose median survival is eight months after diagnosis.

Gleevec, a cancer treatment heralded as a breakthrough for people with a deadly form of leukemia, can cost each patient up to $70,000 per year.

The White House has done everything it can to lower expectations of any major diplomatic initiative or breakthrough, leaving people searching for something much harder to define.