Sentence examples for striking achievements from inspiring English sources

"There have been some striking achievements.

The most striking achievements of these authoritarian years were in economic growth and foreign policy.

In this he was the heir of Haydn rather than of Mozart, whose most striking achievements lie more in opera and concerto.

But he said those who "equated race with disadvantage" were overlooking the growing black and Asian middle class, the striking achievements of Indian and Chinese students, and that white working-class boys were struggling to keep up.

Indeed, the creation of a literate population was one of the most striking achievements of the century, but, while journals and books advocating self-improvement reached a surprisingly wide audience, this readership was not as wide as that of the sensational popular literature of the 1830s and '40s.

But Rene Pape's Escamillo was also a striking achievement.

Forget the expense.But the emir's most striking achievement is diplomatic.

That was a striking achievement, given that its public finances were actually looking relatively sound.

Birkhoff's proof was a striking achievement and one that brought him immediate worldwide acclaim.

The results showed striking achievement differences among the states since the law was passed.

The son's most striking achievement is the narrative he provides of his parents' tortured marriage.