Sentence examples for most dramatic achievements from inspiring English sources
Postwar architecture, while widely eclectic and international in scope, has seen its most dramatic achievements in contemporary interpretations of traditional forms.
Gordy poured all his energy and money into what has been his most dramatic social achievement: getting universal acceptance, by means of Diana Ross, of the idea that black is beautiful.
Cooper, Jr. called it a "highly readable memoir," while the Kirkus Review summed it up as a "[s]nappy, highly detailed account of ... 20th century America's most dramatic technological achievement".
It was also written up in the Times, which called his achievement "the most dramatic of a series of recent accomplishments using molecular biology".
The 2010 Afghanistan Mortality Survey (AMS), showing the most dramatic MMR reduction to 327/100,000 and thus successful achievement of the MDG5 target [ 35], remains contested [ 36].
Clinton left the state department in January 2013 as the most popular member of the administration, though without any dramatic achievements to her name.
Having begun the interview by announcing that she wants to be profiled by the Guardian but does not want to talk about the most dramatic week of her political life, she launches into a list of her greatest achievements.
The most dramatic was religion.
It is the most dramatic piece.
Most dramatic is the change in schools.
