Sentence examples for genuinely achieved from inspiring English sources
I could wish that she were more bothered by the laugh track, which is, in my professional experience, a bad thing to have around even when comedy has been genuinely achieved: mechanical laughter is a false intensifier.
Beckham genuinely achieved: 19 major trophies including 10 league titles; the only English player to win championships in four countries; scoring or providing assists in more than half of his 534 top-flight games.
First, it would seem necessary to tilt the NCDs agenda's balance of individual and societal approaches, in order to genuinely achieve the multi-sector, whole-of-society response that is recommended in action plans.
They need to know that a new Iraq can genuinely be achieved and that the ousting of Saddam was worth it.
The vote is taking place because of long-term changes in British and European public opinion, which broadly demands justice for the Palestinians and does not accept that Israel has worked genuinely to achieve peace.
The whole system does not require external monitoring circuits to collect the signal, which have achieved genuinely and authentically "self-powered".
In the end, Volcker achieved something genuinely magnificent.
Keele is a highly regarded management research unit, and despite being relatively small it has achieved a genuinely international reputation.
With Son of Saul, Nemes has achieved something genuinely extraordinary; in its ability to approach and apprehend the most ruinous tragedy of our age, he has achieved where many others have failed – or at least come up short.
So although Raytheon has quite large businesses in those places, its profile is low.How international can you get Lockheed Martin is arguably the first American defence contractor to have achieved a genuinely global reach.
With Son of Saul, Nemes has achieved something genuinely extraordinary; in its ability to approach and apprehend the most ruinous tragedy of our age, he has succeeded where many others have failed – or at least come up short.
