Sentence examples for dramatic achievements from inspiring English sources

Postwar architecture, while widely eclectic and international in scope, has seen its most dramatic achievements in contemporary interpretations of traditional forms.

Wilson died this year; as time goes by, his work will be recognized as one of the twentieth century's greatest dramatic achievements.

Clinton left the state department in January 2013 as the most popular member of the administration, though without any dramatic achievements to her name.

These sparsely documented early years have subsequently been littered with legends and lore, all designed to align Washington's childhood with either the dramatic achievements of his later career or the mythological imperatives of America's preeminent national hero.

However, that is not to detract from Pinter's dramatic achievements, merely to separate his direct political pronouncements from his playwrighting, which was all the better for being more subtly imbued with his political sensibilities.

The response came in a May 8 , 1961 memorandum recommending that the United States commit to sending people to the Moon, because "dramatic achievements in space…symbolize the technological power and organizing capacity of a nation" and because the ensuing prestige would be "part of the battle along the fluid front of the cold war".

His greatest play, Oedipus the King, may serve as a model of his total dramatic achievement.

A satire of Victorian social hypocrisy, the witty play is considered Wilde's greatest dramatic achievement.

It was a dramatic achievement, and fantastic even by Woods's high standards.

The win seemed to reflect France's concerns over its immigrant population as much as any dramatic achievement.

It is a dramatic achievement, coming as it does in only her second year of senior racing and during a season disrupted by two serious crashes.