Sentence examples similar to maturing achievement from inspiring English sources
What is presented so superbly here is the heart of Britten's mature achievement in chamber music.
Here is Orson Welles's mature achievement in Shakespeare production on film – although his underrated screen version of Macbeth probably deserves revival and reassessment.
Here is Orson Welles's mature achievement in Shakespeare production on film – although his underrated screen version of Macbeth probably deserves revival and reassessment.
What is not true is that British contemporary art is a rich continuum in which artists such as Gormley and Kapoor offer a more mature achievement than the Hirst generation.
With his appointment to the professorship of modern history at Birmingham in 1969 there began the period of his mature achievement, both as head of department and as an author, despite the tragedy of his wife's death and the need to care for three young sons.
Britain's most important and controversial postwar prime minister has been recast – rather like Judi Dench's Iris Murdoch 10 years ago – into a bewildered old lady cherished in dramatic terms for her poignant vulnerability and decline, rather than for the mature achievements of her pomp.
Construction theories, technologies, and operational management skills of Chinese highway tunneling have matured, and research achievements have reached the top rank globally.
Dark Age achievements undoubted.
Garfield spearheaded a notable economic achievement when he arranged for the refunding of $200 million in maturing government bonds without calling a special session of Congress.
