Sentence examples for successes both from inspiring English sources

Yet despite its many spectacular successes, both physically and institutionally the Ming empire is also a study in fractiousness.

One of Haneke's greatest successes, both critically and commercially, was "The Piano Teacher," adapted from a novel by Elfriede Jelinek.

"Dodsworth" and "It Can't Happen Here" were his biggest successes, both artistically and commercially, but his particular insights and gifts had had their day.

In her final eighteen years — and she was only sixty-six when she died — she had only two real successes, both in the early fifties, and neither was on the stage or the screen.

The contenders are both from outsider groups that were once persecuted, and despite Harvard degrees and notable successes, both men have felt the sting of being treated as somehow strange or different.

That change made an immediate difference, and it was the Spa circuit, where the race takes place this weekend, that was the scene of the team's greatest successes, both as Force India and in the early days as Jordan.

The danger now is success, both for Brazil and Padilha.

The film was an enormous success both commercially and critically.

Because of the World Cup success, both teams will now play Ireland.

The just-completed European Championships were a success, both critical and popular, relatively speaking.

This should increase our chances of success both domestically and in Europe.