Sentence examples for larger achievement from inspiring English sources

But this is a mere quibble when measured against the larger achievement of Fischer's riveting narrative.

One does not have to accept Phillips's claim about the seminal significance of 1775 as the decisive year to appreciate his larger achievement.

His next opera, Euryanthe was a more ambitious work and a larger achievement, anticipating Wagner as his piano music does Chopin and Liszt.

According to Lewis Mumford, it showed "no concern for the neighborhood as an integral unit, no regard for family housing, no sufficient conception of the ordering of business and industry themselves as a necessary part of any larger achievement of urban order".

But even when Mr. Nichols's version lags -- as it does at times in the second half, in part because the female characters are not as deeply acted as the men -- any failings pale next to the grandeur of the larger achievement.

While it is true to suggest that the focus of her work was on relationships between the races, her careful probing of what happens to people under the pressures created by the prevailing structures of power represents a larger achievement, that of a writer in touch with the broad movements of history and their impact upon society.

Nationally, there is still a large achievement gap for these children.

It is a fairly large achievement when you look at people who have gone before me.

The Middle East talks are likely to be viewed as the Administration's largest achievement.

It has the largest achievement gap between black and white students in the nation, and the lowest reading comprehension scores for black fourth graders.

His largest achievement, writing learned and influential books, began in 1969, when at 68 he published his first book, "Congress v.