Sentence examples for imposing achievements from inspiring English sources

But it shouldn't be forgotten that many of the most imposing achievements in pop history had their origins in ditsy teenybopper fads.

But when you stand on the Ledge, the entire urban fabric seems both marvelously permanent and permeated with vulnerabilities, an imposing achievement and a transitory exercise.

Its imposing achievement in these new shop installations, and in at least two tenement tours I have taken, is that the daily lives become far more important than any arguments.

Educators praise the law for focusing attention on minority students, and for imposing sanctions on schools where achievement does not improve.

Parents may foster self-esteem by expressing affection and support for the child as well as by helping the child set realistic goals for achievement instead of imposing unreachably high standards.

Regimented benchmarks of achievement imposed by a rigid social structure do not foster self-actualization.

For individual children faced with unequal educational opportunities, McKinsey found that "avoidable shortfalls in academic achievement impose heavy and often tragic consequences, via lower earnings, poorer health and higher rates of incarceration".

With the sensational achievements of Sir Chris Hoy and the imposing presence of the velodrome that bears the now-retired Olympian's name, it is easy to imagine that the focus for Coltman is purely the track.

But that would make the nature of his achievements still more extraordinary and his strengths still more imposing.

The future elector was, above all, impressed by Holland's imposing maritime and commercial power, as well as by its pioneering achievements in military technology and organization.

After a decade of solid achievement as batsman and leader, he makes a most imposing figurehead; a cricketer, and man, of real substance.