Sentence examples for which succeed from inspiring English sources

There is nothing ingratiating about these portraits, which succeed in being both empathetic and detached.

If you order carefully, those feelings will survive the appetizers, only a few of which succeed.

They are moments which succeed each other in a kind of narrative weightlessness: an extra-temporal sequence of events.

But the health secretary, Alan Milburn, says that councils which succeed in reducing the number of blocked beds will be free to spend the extra £2.4bn for social services outlined in the Budget for 2003-06 as they see fit.

Since he rose to prominence almost a decade ago with the album "Comin' from Where I'm From," the North Carolina-born artist has been a steady (and steadying) presence in contemporary soul, delivering subtle, rewarding songs about adult emotions which succeed, for the most part, because he means what he says — or, in this case, what he sings.

To judge by the chrome-plated bust of Fuller, or his bronze of George Gershwin, which succeed in making both men look as if they were obscure central European dictators, Noguchi was well advised to broaden his scope from a narrow definition of sculpture.

In September 1792, Pétion was elected the first president of the National Convention, which succeeded the Legislative Assembly.

Dell was on the staff of The Liberator, which succeeded The Masses, from 1918 to 1924.

This unintentionally helps al-Qaeda, which succeeds not by killing people but by sowing fear.

The government's junta which succeeded Jean-Claude Duvalier was led by Gen. Henri Namphy.

The chief beneficiary was the papacy, which succeeded in freeing itself from imperial restraints.