Sentence examples for permanent accomplishments from inspiring English sources
What could have amounted, for a lesser writer, to a vanity project is instead yet another example of Roth's clarity of purpose and singular intelligence -- a worthy satellite to his earthbound and undeniably permanent accomplishments.
And the drawing makes permanent an ephemeral accomplishment.
WASHINGTON — In any season, Washington bristles with barriers to accomplishment: permanent partisan warfare, vast ideological differences, a system built for stalemate.
An executive with the company's design team told me that employees needed this grounding element, because it gave them a different, more permanent sense of accomplishment than anything they made online.
Publications make up one's permanent, public record of accomplishment.
I believe that history will remember Barack Obama not only for his deliberative and smart accomplishments as President, but for the permanent and positive effects the mere fact of his presidency has had on the psyche and character of America.
Jean Piaget, the Swiss psychologist who first studied object permanence in infants, argued that object permanence is one of an infant's most important accomplishments, as without this concept, objects would have no separate, permanent existence.
His most-noted accomplishment during his tenure with Roach was his inspired notion that Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy two of the studio's top comic talents—should be made a permanent comedy team.
