Sentence examples for false achievements from inspiring English sources

Just as use of certain drugs renders false achievements true, allowing Joyce's human error to stand in light of the evidence renders a true and magnificent achievement false.

We continue to celebrate false achievements in hopes that they will relieve us from our obligation to realize the shameful reality of our identities.

Sugarcoating reality, using national media as a showcase for false achievements and filling newspapers with a doctored and distorted Cuba, these are some of the evils of our national press.

Are we celebrating false achievement?

Singing songs that emphasize false political achievements and teaching history books that twist historical facts in order to celebrate failures are an extension to performance orientation -- they foster a false sense of achievement for an entire nation.

Accomplishment — doing something well — is a big deal, particularly in a world (and town) driven by a false idea of achievement, grabbing the brass ring with nothing to show for it but brassiness.

The company has said that passing such a law would create "little more than a false sense of achievement for our elected officials" while costing the state jobs and tax revenues.

Pupils therefore leave school vulnerable with a false sense of achievement, and they are frustrated and angry when they do not immediately succeed in the real working world.

I wonder if our generation will be stuck in 2011 with a false sense of achievement as well.

Similarly, the Arab Spring today no longer serves as an emblem of political change, but rather a false sense of achievement.

In some families and households, the eldest child, or eldest grandchild, or the "only boy" or even the "only girl" grows up with a false sense of achievement that is very often undeserved.