Sentence examples for telling achievement from inspiring English sources

"The number of terrorists taken off the battlefield is a remarkable and telling achievement, and that has to be sustained," he said.

This may be the most telling achievement of all.

We've been told that achievement can only be found in a journey, and that those who stay behind are still smoking shit weed on the same park bench down the road from their mum's house well into their thirties.

I certainly admire the achievement; telling a story that touches that many people is an accomplishment, in any age.

(She downplayed the achievement, telling a reporter "I just got lucky").

In: Show (don't tell) your achievements so they have credibility with the reader.

He marvelled at their lives and achievements, telling stories about them and about Kate's Hay bakery with awe and delight.

You may think that I'm telling you that achievements aren't worth pursuing, but I'm not going to do that either.

The president, who waited until the very end of his 64-minute address to say the "state of our union is strong," touted his achievements, telling lawmakers that he successfully fought off a hostile group of Republicans over the past six years who sought to derail his major policy initiatives. .

Where Was 'Call Me by Your Name' When I Was 17? Of all the film's achievements, telling the story of a first queer love that isn't filled with shame or rejection may be its finest and one I could have used during my own queer adolescence.

When friends left messages congratulating me on a "fantastic achievement" or telling me how I should feel proud for even trying a race like the Spine, I just ignored them.