Sentence examples for from the achievement from inspiring English sources
If the singular Abstract Expressionist image comes from the achievement of a wholly unified creative persona, a unity that Krasner could never achieve, then collage could be a way to reflect the experience of a disjunctive, multiple self, a self at once new and old, orderly and dynamic, delicate and aggressive, impulsive and controlled, intellectual and intuitive.
The fact that the party was called the Labour party does not detract from the achievement.
But that should not detract from the achievement of the army and the police.What comes next, though, matters greatly.
The consequence and accompaniment of such a life is happiness, the "state of consciousness which proceeds from the achievement of one's values".
William V. Shannon, writing in the "Post", said, "Mankind can draw no pride & solace from the achievement of a totalitarian system that dwarfs and enslaves man".
Cline thinks that the world going geek does not just represent a change from the achievement values of the 80s and 90s.
Thus, 95 percent of the Russian people did not in any way benefit directly from the achievements of Catherine's reign.
Alan Boss at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington DC said that Pluto's status should not distract people from the achievements of the mission.
Besides, Brando's celebrity has long since detached itself from the achievements that made him worthy of fame in the first place.
It origi- nates from observations of the coastal self-protection and from the achievements of several marine sciences.
