Sentence examples for foremost achievement from inspiring English sources

"Buchanan's foremost achievement," it said, "is that he has consistently and tenaciously emphasized the significance of fundamental rules and applied the concept of the political system as an exchange process for the achievement of mutual advantages".

Wrapping the mind around this formulation requires an enormous act of will, and it is Mr. Sheff's foremost achievement that his arguments are likely to influence even the angriest and most judgmental reader.

The foremost achievement of the combined Irish and English book artists, apart from their famous illumination, was the Insular half-uncial, based upon the standard uncial writing but admitting such cursive features as ascenders (b, d, f, h, l ), descenders ( f, g, p, q), and connections between letters.

Hamilton's foremost achievement -- establishing a central bank -- seems even more pertinent today.

Oppenheimer's foremost achievement is in converting what could have been a starchy foreign policy tome into a riveting page-turner.

In a world where many men who make fortunes find it difficult to sustain a commitment to a woman, it's inspiring to see a billionaire who believes his foremost achievement is his marriage to his wife.

Sauguet's ballet scores are among his foremost achievements; among them are La Dame aux camélias (1957; "The Lady of the Camellias"), based on the Alexandre Dumas novel, and Les Forains (1945; "The Aliens"), considered the most accomplished of his ballet works.

A party controlling neither the White House nor the Senate, he said, lacks the power to reverse a White House incumbent's foremost domestic achievement, no matter how often the House votes to do so.

The Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design is the foremost award recognizing achievement in this field.

His durability is, first and foremost, a personal achievement, a testament to the fact that he is, as Gabriel Snyder, who has done Web news for Gawker, Newsweek and now The Atlantic, told me, "the best wire editor on the planet.

Many of the leading political figures were men of serious intellectual interests and literary achievement; foremost among them were Cicero, Caesar, Cato, Pompey, and Varro, all of them senators.