Sentence examples for the shared achievement from inspiring English sources

Weimar Classicism was the "shared achievement" (as T.J. Reed puts it in his 1984 biography Goethe) of Goethe and Schiller and is considered the culmination of German literature.

When the survival of adversity becomes a shared achievement, it can have even more profound effects, Gladwell argues.

This sense of shared achievement began to evaporate by the late 1950s: films such as Bridge on the River Kwai began to undermine the sense of moral certainty around the war, that the picture was more complex.

For Indians who do raise a glass of the national drink, Johnny Walker Black, to Nadella, they're not affirming a shared achievement.

Deep down, the supposedly inveterate loner who played his own game drew his greatest pleasure from shared achievement.

It's clear that both readings belong on this record, which could reasonably be considered a shared achievement.

And for a town that takes pride in its music culture, his return as a conquering hero signaled a shared achievement.

"There's no such thing as individual success, there's only shared achievement".

Viking had been the pinnacle of many people's careers; their academic training, their requisite rare knowledge, their shared achievement, all distilled into one enterprise.

"A more tolerant society" is not enough: If shared achievement is our goal, we must do more than let people be; we have to let people in.

The local partners shared achievements and plans for a recently started project on community management of education, which began in Naryn oblast in 2002, and could help to resolve numerous barriers for local children to receive quality care and education.