Sentence examples for his attainment from inspiring English sources

His destruction is coincidental with his attainment.

His strategy pays off, and he gets a girlfriend, but her psychological problems overshadow his attainment and, to some extent, the book's plot.

Letters, telegrams, and photographs, sent by local organizations of the party to Adolf Hitler to congratulate him upon his attainment of power in Germany.

I cannot accept the proposition that the four-hundred-year travail of the American Negro should result merely in his attainment of the present level of the American civilization.

When he let it be known that he was intending an apology on behalf of his nation for the genocide perpetrated in the middle third of 1945, he was told that implementing this intention would preclude his attainment of the Presidency.

While Amida, Buddha of infinite light and eternal life, may be regarded as the "celestial" personification of perfect wisdom-compassion, and the narrative of his attainment in the inconceivable past as "mythic," Gotama, known by his honorific title Sakyamuni Buddha, is recognized as a historical figure, a mendicant wanderer and religious teacher of India in the fifth century BCE.

Obama's birthplace, his paternity, his religion, his academic attainments, his citizenship and his loyalty to the country have all been called into question by people who feel no moral qualms about spreading fabrications and untruths.

ISIDORE was born in Paris in 1805, and so remarkable were his attainments in natural philosophy, that when only 19 years old, became a teacher at the Museum.

Among his attainments, like that of Julien Sorel in "The Red and the Black," was the ability to memorize the whole of the Bible in translation and to recognize any passage from its pages the moment he was shown it.

His attainments were at once great and varied, making the acquirement of additional knowledge comparatively easy.

He was elated with his appointment (largely the result of his attainments in hydrography and coastal mapping) and disappointed that neither Joel Poinsett, the secretary of war, nor President Van Buren would promote him to captain and commodore of the squadron as traditional naval etiquette required.