Sentence examples for he achieved very from inspiring English sources

"Me and my dad have a great relationship," Ben says, "but he keeps what he achieved very, very quite.

Throughout his life he achieved very little literary fame, partly because of the style of his prose and philosophy, which is so academic and obscure that it is difficult to read and sometimes scarcely comprehensible.

With more complicated curves he achieved very impressive results, including the infinite expression now known as Wallis's product: Research on the determination of tangents, the other subject leading to the calculus, proceeded along different lines.

In "Had a Good Time," by contrast, he achieves very nearly the opposite effect: translating traces of real lives into turn-of-the-century clichés.

Both were made rich before they achieved very much.

He's achieved very good results despite this loss, but I think I played better than he did".

Mr Moodie said he felt he was achieving very little for his constituents.

Asked if there had been too much austerity in Portugal, Mr Draghi said that he thought the country had achieved "very remarkable results".

Then he was appointed principal negotiator for the Treaty of Brétigny, where the English achieved very favourable terms.

Meanwhile, EU attempts to support civil society in Belarus have achieved very little.

"I believe we have achieved very notable accomplishments," Mr. Sharon said.