Sentence examples for so much achievement from inspiring English sources

The Turner excludes so much talent, ignores so much achievement.

The sport, said Hajo Schumacher in the newspaper Die Welt, "produces so much enjoyment and advancement, so much achievement and creativity, so much global mythology and togetherness".

She said she found solace in the thought that if they could come back, they would still choose the lives they'd been given to lead, for they'd been blessed with so much achievement and so much fulfillment.

There is something perversely honest in this, when so much "meritocratic" achievement is just the opposite.

That he won bronze, and at one intoxicating moment near the end, threatened to collect gold, was not so much an achievement as a fully fledged resurrection.

It is difficult to reconcile the fact of so much writerly achievement with the feeling that the novel is somewhat underpowered.

At this point what is really important is not so much technological achievement, but rather investment in human capital.

"My thesis is that the pain isn't an obstacle to achievement so much as part of the achievement.

The names of the players who eventually broke that record have come and gone, so much of their achievement still open to debate.

The category of the interesting bore might include Jean-Michel Basquiat, Edie Sedgwick, Slavoj Žižek, and Bret Easton Ellis himself – people for whom the artwork is not so much an aesthetic achievement as an overflow or outpouring.

If public and private investment decisions are driven only by the easily measured and easily defined, we will miss out on the breakthrough moments that characterise so much of human achievement and advancement.