Sentence examples for central achievements from inspiring English sources

His art is one of the central achievements of modernism.

Some of the central achievements of Yiddish literature may be understood in terms of orality and intertextuality.

But could its emphasis on wellness undermine one of its central achievements: putting an end to the practice of charging sick people more for health insurance?

Many, however, starting with Handel (as noted above), have found his technique severely flawed and credit his central achievements principally to his adventurous collaborators, Angiolini and Calzabigi.

Claudio Abbado/Lucerne Festival Orchestra: one of the central achievements of the partnership between Abbado and his Lucerne players, making Mahler's piece an unforgettable existential journey.

Harold Bloom, an ardent champion of the later poetry, praised "Spectral Emanations" as "somber American Jewish mythmaking," and, in an extended essay on the poem for The Kenyon Review in 1984, called it "one of the central achievements of his generation," equal to the long poems of James Merrill, John Ashbery and A. R. Ammons.

That's the central achievement of Boulez's music.

And here is the central achievement of this allusive, graceful novel.

"For Fatah's young guard, Palestinian elections may be the central achievement of the road map.

That could threaten what most agree is the Union's central achievement: peace in Europe.

Establishing and then ravaging this triangle -- of Ruby, Ruth and Maylene -- is the movie's central achievement.