Sentence examples for largest accomplishments from inspiring English sources

"I keep a list of all of my largest accomplishments (every week I capture one or two major things I accomplished, and put them on the list)," he said in an email.

His contradictions are encapsulated in his two largest accomplishments: he was crucially responsible both for the Israeli nuclear weapons program and for the 1993 Oslo accords, for which he shared a Nobel Peace Prize with Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat.

This balance-sheet debacle has threatened to overshadow Wolfe's larger accomplishments, including the opening of Joe's Pub, the Public's popular night-club space, which has launched the career of, among others, Stew, the singer-songwriter whose autobiographical show, "Passing Strange," ran on Broadway.

Keller's larger accomplishment, Ozick writes, was in challenging literalists who equated creativity with deception.

But the Glass family saga that followed is the larger accomplishment.

But even as old-style Democrats admit that Mr. Clinton's free-trade agenda proved sub-apocalyptic, they still don't acknowledge his larger accomplishment.

Many Jews -- and many non-Jews -- still feel as though they are on the outside looking in, however large their accomplishments.

While Mega Man was not a large commercial accomplishment for Capcom, the company decided to allow the development team to create a sequel, Mega Man 2, for a 1988 Japanese release.

Clinton is strongly supportive of Obama's two largest foreign policy accomplishments: establishing diplomatic relations with Cuba and negotiating an end to Iran's nuclear weapons program.

I often think of two lines from his poetry, "I have broken the rainbow across my heart/as one breaks a useless sword against a knee," especially when I encounter idealists who have summoned the will to force large, dramatic, practical accomplishments.

So to a large degree their accomplishments have gone unrecognized.