Sentence examples for considerable feats from inspiring English sources
"considerable feats" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a great achievement or to emphasize the size of an accomplishment. For example, "He completed some considerable feats in the last year, including running a marathon and designing his own website."
Both of these are books I'd call improbably good, because both require considerable feats of ventriloquism from their authors.
The score requires considerable feats of stamina from the musicians: one percussionist rolls, without pause, on an array of bass drums, timpani, cymbals, and tam-tam, and the pianist is given a continuously pulsing seven-note pattern.
(Against such purposeful clamor this was a considerable feat).
In practice, just maintaining your line and surviving is a considerable feat.
I passed all eight O-levels, which was a considerable feat at Kersal.
76 mins: Enevoldsen pulls off the considerable feat of barging Richards to the ground.
Mr. Jones's performance is a considerable feat of agonized acting in which, overcome by Hannah's virus, he is racked by fits of hallucinatory delirium.
Compiled from thousands of hours of footage, much of it from the Formula One archive, the film is a considerable feat of editing.
Constructing one of these towers and moving it forward against an active defense was a considerable feat of engineering and arms.
With its key figures reappearing like motifs in a symphony, "The Rest Is Noise" is a considerable feat of orchestration and arrangement.
On first hearing, Mr. Alley's lyrics touch a deeper chord, accomplishing the considerable feat of poetically offering inspiration while holding the syrup.
