Sentence examples for highest achievement of from inspiring English sources

The highest achievement of a translator is to disappear.

And these journals were not the highest achievement of that culture — that honor goes to music.

In 2004 and 2005 San Francisco had the highest achievement of any urban school system in California.

The highest achievement of literary criticism is to make the reader hunger to go back to the book and reconfirm what has been opened up.

That place and time produced truly metaphysical fiction and poetry, which seems to me to be the highest achievement of literature.

Elizabeth W. Easton, the curator of European paintings at the Brooklyn Museum, called the work "the highest achievement of Nardo's oeuvre".

They rank among the highest achievements of Roman Catholic church music.

The highest achievements of Modernism, he suggested, reflect a rigorous idealism, an exploration of the principles of each art form.

Museums should serve society by stubbornly proclaiming their unique ability to facilitate intimate encounters with the real, the highest achievements of humankind.

The Rothschild Prayerbook was said by the auction house to be "one of the highest achievements of Flemish Renaissance painting with 150 pages and miniatures and borders of superlative quality by Gerard Horenbout".

This play deals with the recent, and ancient, history of India in personal terms, probing three generations of conflict against a background that evokes the highest achievements of ancient Sanskrit theater and classical religious dance.