Sentence examples for consummate achievement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "consummate achievement" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe something that is the highest quality or the greatest accomplishment. For example, "Winning a Nobel Prize in Physics was a consummate achievement for Marie Curie."
The consummate achievement, however, was Diaghilev's.
It is a consummate achievement of 19th century realism".
The fact that he comes out on stage with that mask on and behaves effectively as a performance artist is the most consummate achievement of weaving performance art, installation, music, and all these media together.
Dean was also cinematographer (duties which saw him awarded at this year's Venice film festival) and while even a teenager filming on a busted iPhone could capture a sense of this region's beauty, Tanna is a consummate visual achievement.
To specify the historical conditions that nourished Shakespeare's development as a great poet and playwright is to take away nothing from Shakespeare's consummate artistic achievements.
History is beckoning the Knicks these days, but which will be the more powerful calling, the individual measure of lasting greatness or the consummate joy of collective achievement?
The Sibelius scholar James Hepokoski considers the compact, single-movement Seventh Symphony, which Sibelius completed in 1924, to be the composer's most remarkable symphonic achievement, "the consummate realization of his late-style rethinking of form".
The first PEN/Nabokov Award, with a $20,000 prize for achievement in various genres and for enduring originality and consummate craftsmanship, goes to William H. Gass, the author of "Reading Rilke".
She is the consummate team player, and yet Thompson won the Foundation's award for individual achievement during the past year.
But few are aware of his achievements as an aviation pioneer, as the architect of some of the first prefabricated houses and as a consummate ladies' man.
