Sentence examples for had truly achieved from inspiring English sources
It was on an Asian tour (with Three, as it happens) that Reddy realized she "had truly achieved my dream of an international career".
Here I felt Picasso had truly achieved a Cubist sculpture, that all perspectives were open game.
Besides, academic salaries are falling behind and it's become questionable if poet-professors have truly achieved bourgeois status.
It's been pretty much E4 and Comedy Central's sole strategy at one point or another, and, now all 236 episodes are on Netflix US, it has truly achieved immortality.
The system which used in mine ventilation and safety management, has truly achieved informatization,intelligentization and modernization, improved the management and efficiency of the mine ventilation and safety management departments, provided technical support for the coal leaders to make right decisions and improved emergency response in the mine disaster.
I want the audience to go, 'They're funny, and I don't care if they're a man or a women, I'm going to go see [the film].' Then we would have truly achieved something".
Indicators of child malnutrition, such as height, reflect much more accurately than gross domestic product whether development progress has truly been achieved in a country.
Back then I wrote, "indicators of child malnutrition, such as height, reflect much more accurately than gross domestic product whether development progress has truly been achieved in a country.
Nevertheless, it has not been truly achieved a consensus protocol of prophylaxis and treatment of oral mucositis.
Some states like Oklahoma and Mississippi have rules that truly achieve proportional representation but others like Florida and Arizona have flagrantly violated the rule and allocated all delegates to their statewide winner -- inviting a challenge to those delegates at the Republican convention this summer.
