Sentence examples for he accomplished through from inspiring English sources

His outstanding achievement, however, was the diminution of the royal councils centres of aristocratic opposition to reform which he accomplished through a series of decrees in 1717.

This he accomplished through inventing a polyglot patois called "nadsat" – a virile concoction of cockney, Romany and Russian – in which the entire novel is written.

What he accomplished through this manner of intellectual warfare is, like the Dead Sea Scrolls themselves, a topic on which opinion is passionately diverse, with no shortage of bad blood.

Nicephorus II's policies, seen in their entirety, indicate that his purpose was to assure Byzantium of its place as international arbiter, which he accomplished through the use of arms.

His mission is to "unlock memory's sluice gates," and it is a mission he accomplishes through the art of the essay itself: "You write not after you've thought things through; you write to think things through".

He knew exactly what he had accomplished through his own work, and what had been given to him by circumstance.

When asked if he also followed Jobs' example when it came to drugs, and specifically LSD, Benioff recalled that he'd had early success (for example, working in the Macintosh division as a teenager), and as a result he needed to "straighten myself out a little bit," but he said he accomplished that through meditation, not drugs.

Arguably, Dr. King's legacy is found not in what he accomplished individually, but through what his example compelled so many others to do, even long after his passing.

Many fans really believed in the magic of McGwire, believed he accomplished his feat entirely through hard work and determination.

His experiences in the step-by-step training of research animals led Skinner to formulate the principles of programmed learning, which he envisioned to be accomplished through the use of so-called teaching machines.

One evidence of the dexterity is that he accomplishes it through Pokriefke's stumbling, eventually winning, perplexities.