Sentence examples for complex achievement from inspiring English sources

An exciting work, it's an important, complex achievement.

Sheena Joughin in the Sunday Telegraph agreed: "This is a gripping, psychologically complex achievement, whose greatest success is its lingering sense of unease.

In the quarter-century since his death at 58 in 1987 Warhol has become both big business — a staple of the current auction madness — and big art history, with scores of exhibitions devoted to individual aspects of his complex achievement.

Executed in what a contemporary review called "the high and peculiar Griffith tempo," the sequence still makes the heart race, and points the way to the even more complex achievement of the multilayered montage in "Intolerance," which Griffith would create the next year.

The recombinant production of VCN was a complex achievement complicated by the fact that disintegrins are small polypeptides with almost no secondary structure that depend for their proper folding and biological activity on the correct pairing of a large number of disulfide bridges (5 in VCN) relative to their molecular size.

He represented an ideal version of the art-for-art's-sake scholar-painter, and different facets of his complex achievements and personality flash out in the show.

This work by Carl Maria von Weber is regarded as the first great German Romantic opera, and, in its way, an important step on the road that led to Wagner's and Strauss's more complex achievements.

The relevant functionings can vary from such elementary things as being adequately nourished, being in good health, avoiding escapable morbidity and premature mortality, to more complex achievements such as having a decent and valuable job, not suffering from lack of self-respect, taking active part in the life of the community, and so on.

Damon's work in the Bourne movies constitutes one of the best action performances on film, equal to Harrison Ford's work in the early Indiana Jones movies and easily one of the most complex achievements in the genre.

Last week's announcement, while an enormous and complex technical achievement, was a baby step toward designer life, not a giant leap.

The most complex geometrical achievement at Stonehenge is an 87-metre diameter circle of chalk-cut pits which mark the points of a 56-sided polygon, created immediately within themonument's perimeter earthwork.