Sentence examples for he has achieved something from inspiring English sources

Some noise, by dramatising the process, may help him to persuade people that he has achieved something solid.

He may not be seen in London, but he at least knows that he has achieved something this week that may never be equalled.

But he has achieved something similar on a smaller scale for the second half of this century in establishing the permissible obsessions of his time.

Instead, he has achieved something that is more modest and equally satisfying: the writing of a comic but deeply affecting tale about one man's travails that also provides a bright, digital snapshot of our times.

Even though he is high up in the world league of serious thinkers - a Nobel laureate in economics who could also have won the prize for philosophy if the committee recognised the subject - he has achieved something.

Others will broadly smile on his deal – or at least pretend that they think he has achieved something worthwhile in the belief that sounding positive will assist the over-arching cause of keeping Britain within the EU.

"Not Michael Strahan, but Michael Villegas, as if he had achieved something for them".

"He felt it was the only area of his life where he felt he had achieved something.

He had achieved something no previous prime minister had done this century: led four administrations, equalling the record of one of his old heroes, Gladstone.

That pleased the aging former president, said Donald A. Ritchie, the associate Senate historian, but it was also Johnson's way of sending a reminder to the public "that he had achieved something that Truman hadn't".

"He knew that he had achieved something with his life, but he was never someone to rub it in anyone's face or to feel like the fact that he was in this lucrative business made him any different," said his older brother, Josh Jacobs.