Sentence examples for supreme accomplishment from inspiring English sources
"You get this sense of a real supreme accomplishment.
It may not be the playwright's supreme accomplishment, but his nascent genius is obvious in at least every third line.
The finest of the later anthologies, the Shin kokinshū (c. 1205), was compiled by Fujiwara Sadaie, or Teika, among others, and is considered by many as the supreme accomplishment in tanka composition.
If, as most believe, Phèdre (first performed and published 1677; originally Phèdre et Hippolyte) is Racine's supreme accomplishment, that status is due to the rigour and simplicity of its organization, the emotional power of its language, and the profusion of its images and meanings.
For PopMatters, Associate Music Editor Justin Cober-Lake writes: "In many ways, it's a supreme accomplishment with difficult technique passages and broad soundscapes; on the other hand, it's a journey that's too long to take".
But as Arnold Toynbee, the 19th century economist and social reformer who helped labourers in slums unionise, once said: "The supreme accomplishment is to blur the line between work and play".
Armstrong had so many admirable qualities; supreme skill, courage and accomplishment as well as real humility and dignity.
In the 15th century the art of the book, which had long been considered the supreme artistic accomplishment and already had behind it centuries of superb achievement, reached a degree of elegance and sophistication unknown either before or since.
His verse had immense influence both by its imaginative interpretations of classical myth and as an example of supreme technical accomplishment.
But, as this next blow falls, it's worth pausing to appreciate the supreme human accomplishment that modern weather prediction has become.
King make everything sound transcendent – including, on Muhammad Ali tribute The Greatest – one of the only sports-themed songs that captures the heart and soul, shorn of macho bluster, of watching supreme athletic accomplishment.
