Sentence examples for vast achievements from inspiring English sources

The modesty with which he lived and worked are in sharp and touching contrast with his vast achievements.

The template for his vast achievements was suggested in his very first album, "Jazz Advance," from 1956.

"LINCOLN KIRSTEIN: ALCHEMIST" In the Vincent Astor gallery at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, a compact, informative free exhibit illustrates Kirstein's vast achievements and includes performance photographs, film footage, set design and masks by Noguchi for Balanchine's "Orpheus," and Maria Tallchief's gorgeous beaded headdress from "Firebird".

Two years before, Specter had become the longest-serving U.S. senator in the history of Pennsylvania, and this was significant recognition even for a man with vast achievements.

After acknowledging Monaco's vast achievements in her letter, Paula writes, "I hope you are keeping the workers, and specifically the janitors of Tufts, in your heart as the Tufts administration proceeds with custodial reorganization.

But even before the art world acknowledged the art of the videogame, the Entertainment Software Association launched a juried art exhibition in 2003 called Into the Pixel to recognize and celerate the vast achievements and advancements of this painstaking creative practice.

First we will hear that vast fortunes are justified because they are the reward for vast achievement.

This exhibition is the first full-scale Dresser retrospective organized by a museum, and it may only scratch the surface of his vast achievement.

Like Joyce, he worked in exile - in Bolaño's case, in a Catalan-speaking village on the Costa Brava - and like Joyce, too, he made each book more ambitious so that it will take us many years to come to terms with his vast achievement.

Clinton has achieved widespread admiration at home and abroad by earning it through hard work, great skill, high standards, vast achievement and good faith as first lady, a United States senator and secretary of State.

There were others who followed Aristotle in his vast scientific achievements or searched his works for a clearer formulation of scientific methods.