Sentence examples for classical achievements from inspiring English sources

Their lines, scale, proportions are the formula of our classical achievements, they are the true palaces of the modern age.

Philosophically and pedagogically, Humboldt was himself a humanist a part of a wave of what were called new humanists who reasserted the importance of studying the classical achievements of humanity in language, literature, philosophy, and history.

A generation of artists suddenly found the boundaries between genres much more permeable than they used to be — even if classical audiences seem more impressed by Kahane's indie "cred" than the pop world has been by his classical achievements.

According to the classical achievements on cloud structure, self-similarity and relativity of cloud clutter on image for target detection is deeply analyzed by classical indicators firstly.

He then enthused about painting, sculpture, ruins and, ultimately, the entire classical achievement.

The Gauss-Markov theorem is the most classical achievement in statistics.

(As is often the case in the stories of Classical Greece, barbarian achievements worthy of respect lie in the past).

Grillparzer's work looks back to the great Classical and Romantic achievements and the painful evolution from the disillusionment of idealism to a compromise with reality.

"Fort Apache" is one of the great achievements of classical American cinema, a film of immense complexity that never fails to reveal new shadings with each viewing.

Here Swift gives voice to contemporary anxieties about the shallowness and pretension of modern learning compared to the great achievements of classical civilisation.

In the decades after the "Rhapsody," the questions only intensified in the light of developments in both music and society: How had a popular tunesmith composed our best-known achievements in classical forms?