Sentence examples for he achieved almost from inspiring English sources

And he achieved almost everything he set out to achieve".

He achieved almost nothing in education or health, and failed to restrict abortion as he had promised conservatives, probably insincerely.Why are so few of the failures remembered?

He achieved almost instant popularity for his humour and erudition, and his name became something of a household word in the 1930s, '40s, and '50s.

He achieved almost nothing on the battlefield other than a string of calamities including the massacre of 80 of his Arab fighters by pro-Soviet Afghan troops.

However, a wind just a tenth of a second over the permitted level prevented the Jamaican from matching the personal best he achieved almost two years ago in Lausanne.

He achieves almost nothing, and you could say the same of Waugh; how can all the casual anti-Semitism, the slangy thirties use of lower-case "jew" that darkens his letters and journals, possibly be redeemed by this one tale?

But so far he has achieved almost nothing.

He has achieved almost cultlike status in the art movie houses of Europe, has gathered some notice in the United States and is revered through the grapevine at home.

Kerry has been talking for years, and yet such is the thicket of his verbiage that he has achieved almost complete strategic ambiguity.

That was no idle boast; Nelson Rockefeller achieved almost everything he wanted.

"If we hadn't got caught by that sea ice, and that was an extreme event, we'd achieved almost everything we'd set out to do," he said.