Sentence examples for isolated achievements from inspiring English sources
Looking at the list of fully purple post-Charlemagne manuscripts, we see that these are often isolated achievements related to a patron or a religious institution.
As regionalist painters they were isolated from the advanced achievements of French art and, with the exception of Paula Modersohn-Becker, were unaware of Postimpressionist painting.
The Corcoran show isolated for the first time the achievement of self-taught black artists, most of whom were born around the turn of the 20th century and lived in the South.
An achievement of spatial confinement of isolated chains is one of the routes to use this feature of CP for their purposeful usage.
Set against the latest Penguin paperback or a faraway atomic achievement, the village looked dim and isolated; yet it was also embracing.
Many of those counties, rural and isolated, have been less exposed to the diversity, educational achievement and economic progress experienced by more prosperous areas.
The greatest achievement though, and one that really encapsulates that isolated feeling, is the sense of distance evident in the audio design.
Li had been so isolated in China that he had never heard of Bannister's achievement.
Colombia has been unjustly isolated abroad.Mr Santos's task is to consolidate Mr Uribe's achievement.
His aim is not to belittle the American achievement but to break the habit of treating it as a virtually isolated feat of self-creation.
