Sentence examples for higher attainments from inspiring English sources

He himself had said that the higher Attainments were elusive, difficult, and, as if they had personalities of their own, they were given to teasing us with simulacra of themselves.

All these schools had set higher attainment targets to challenge the students and staff.

Nick Gibb may quibble – the schools minister was reported to have described attempts to develop classroom speaking as "encouraging idle chatter [pdf]" – but evidence of the link between oracy and higher attainment is firmly established.

Wealth, a large house, and fame are the highest attainments.

A harmonically bright finale tells us hope, redemption, liberty – mankind's highest attainments – are at hand.

He still maintains that "dignity", and loyalty "intelligently bestowed", are the highest attainments someone in his profession can hope for.

Ranked among the highest attainments in both American and world literature, Faulkner's writing earned him the Nobel Prize in 1949.

"Professor Achebe remains in President Jonathan's consideration a national icon, a Nigerian of high attainments, indeed one of the greatest living Africans of our time".

A Senate report in 1873 stated that Peale's advancement of this process "attests to his genius, enterprise, and high attainments".

"To let understanding stop at what cannot be understood is a high attainment.

The highest attainment gap is found in relatively affluent areas in the south-east – Wokingham (42.5%) and Buckinghamshire (39.6%).