Sentence examples for own accomplishment from inspiring English sources

Still, given the famously wrathful dynamic of these alt-rockers, an uneventful decade-long second life is its own accomplishment.

"I felt pleased not because of my own accomplishment, but because I was finally able to help the team.

In his Oedipal competition with his illustrious predecessors, Kim Jong-un needs to claim something that is uniquely his own accomplishment.

That word is almost an insult in the performing arts, implying a kind of shallow ingenuity too satisfied with its own accomplishment.

Courbet, after all, was an important painter, not only because of his own accomplishment, which was considerable, but even more for the influence he had on the still greater artists who came after him.

She had as an author what George Henry Lewes, her longtime partner, called "a shy, shrinking, ambitious nature," and found it hard to hold on to any sense of her own accomplishment.

Her own accomplishments have clearly required something more.

The Islamic Republic has been bedeviled by its own accomplishments.

She wants to be judged for her own accomplishments.

James made a point of talking up his own accomplishments.

"He was so much larger than life that he overshadowed his own accomplishments," he said.