Sentence examples for her attainments from inspiring English sources

She regarded it as quite natural that a person of her attainments … should … have reached so garish a position".

She won a Henry Ford scholarship for her attainments in her first year at business school, jointly with six men, and didn't tell anybody.

Kitty was an ebullient presence who danced through life as if in a dream, helping those who needed help and admiring the abilities and achievements of those who fell far short of her attainments, always with her sparkling, inquisitive eyes finding in life nothing but endless far horizons.

At parents' evenings, this teacher was brightly hopeful about Ruby, who sat stolidly somewhere in the middle of her attainment targets.

Meireles reestablished her reputation as a poet after 14 years of silence with Viagem (1939; "Journey"), considered by many critics to mark her attainment of poetic maturity and individuality.

The maternal factors that we include in this study are mother's age, her height and her educational attainment.

Maternal sociodemographic characteristics included in the models were: mother's age at delivery, her educational attainment and household assets.

Our justification for this is that mother's depression could influence her educational attainment and household income as well as being associated with offspring behavioural or emotional problems, and could hence be a confounding factor.

These are most importantly (self-reported) ethnicity, but also a number of covariates that are intended to reflect other aspects of the respondent's background, namely whether she grew up in an urban or rural region, whether she lived with both parents at age 15, her number of siblings, her own educational attainment, and the educational attainments of her mother and father.

Not only did Pat Nixon abjure any aspiration to realize independent public attainments, but her values and upbringing trained her always to be courteous, proper, self-effacing and traditional in her demeanor.

During the first few minutes of each telephone counseling call, the researcher asked a woman how many steps she had accumulated each day over the previous week, then provided her with supportive feedback regarding attainment of her physical activity.