Sentence examples for equally accomplished from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fossett was an equally accomplished glider pilot.

The programme's second half is an equally accomplished performance of the New World symphony by Dvorák.

Ms. Dombrovski-Sobel's other two entries handle light quite differently, but are equally accomplished.

Why should Writer X get so much attention, when the equally accomplished Writer Y gets next to none?

Not all the poems are equally accomplished, but the peaks and troughs contribute to the movement of the book.

It was comparatively rare at that time for performers to be equally accomplished in both ballet and modern dance.

He added that when he gives interviews, he and his representatives are usually shown "a talking-points sheet," and if they feel they cannot "equally accomplish a goal," then "we usually kind of back out".

"And if the network or whoever isn't complying with what we want to do – so we can equally accomplish a goal – we usually kind of back out and wait until it's a better situation".

Both of these are good and equally accomplishing.

Although it often has a pejorative spin, the term originally meant the second (or third) wife of a corporate titan, who was younger, beautiful and — equally important — accomplished in her own right, which describes Mrs. Thompson.

As an older, more accomplished, equally unsuccessful artist, I beseech you, don't give it away.