Sentence examples similar to marking a considerable achievement from inspiring English sources

CAMP is rambling but it's audacious, and its best moments are good enough to mark it as a considerable achievement.

Still, the garden felt somehow out of time, a considerable achievement considering that just one boat stop away, hordes of tourists were swarming St. Mark's Square.

This is a considerable achievement.

He added: "It is a considerable achievement".

"Taking a firmer grip than even the Iron Lady herself is a considerable achievement," it said.

And so, despite its hokey side, government by conference can boast of a considerable achievement.

It was a considerable achievement, but for Spain the time was still too long.

Beauvois led the viewer straight into his characters' minds and hearts, a considerable achievement.

That was a considerable achievement, but he was spending other people's money like a Master of the Universe.

For people who can no longer think clearly, a life of small sensory pleasures is a considerable achievement.

Schenkar's writing is witty, sharp and light-handed, a considerable achievement given the immense detail of this ­biography.