Sentence examples for represent an achievement from inspiring English sources

His witty colour etchings and lithographs represent an achievement equal to his paintings.

His stories are touchstones — I think of the gorgeous and heartbreaking Maples stories — and the Rabbit novels represent an achievement no one has equalled in our time.

If she succeeds in reuniting Elian and his father without provoking an outburst from Miami's Cuban-American community, it would represent an achievement for the Justice Department.

His stories are touchstones—I think of the gorgeous and heartbreaking Maples stories and the Rabbit novels represent an achievement no one has equalled in our time.

Not Ashley Giles, alas, for whom qualification for the semi-finals would represent an achievement that may boost his credentials to be appointed Andy Flower's long-term successor.

I feel the same way about the author's novels, especially "Freedom" and "The Corrections," which combined represent an achievement so great, of such an order of magnitude above the common run of contemporary fiction, that their defects are merely little points of interest to mix in with the admiration, like a pleasing dusting of freckles on a beautiful face.

The money, the years, it represents an achievement.

"For all the violence, Iraq represents an achievement of the first magnitude.

But it represents an achievement for an industry that barely existed a generation ago.

The Nobel represents an achievement for Malala, the girls of Islamabad Model School and the millions of children who brave daunting odds to go to school each day in Pakistan.

Given how rarely he has played this season, Gourcuff's very presence in the squad represents an achievement in itself, although it clearly owes much to the success he enjoyed under Blanc at Bordeaux.