Sentence examples for whose accomplishment from inspiring English sources

She has said she was granted the permit because of "extraordinary ability," but experts say that visa category is generally reserved for people whose accomplishment is at the level of a Nobel Prize winner.

Back then, Mr. Bush's 38-page "National Strategy for Victory in Iraq" defined victory with a set of short-, medium- and long-term goals whose accomplishment, he said, would guide the withdrawal of troops.

For a time, Mr. Eksteins continues, Europe repressed the war, danced the Charleston (in which the position of the feet resembled that of the corps de ballet in "Le Sacre du Printemps") and worshipped Charles A. Lindbergh, whose accomplishment of crossing the Atlantic alone in an airplane reminded people of the gods in the sky above the trenches and reflected their dream of a flight from reality.

The criteria for that honor states, "the recipient should be one whose talent has in a fundamental way advanced the film art; whose accomplishment has been acknowledged by scholars, critics, professional peers and the general public; and whose work has stood the test of time".

Just the same applied to gestural 'meaning', in the sense of the goal to which gesture use appears directed and whose accomplishment apparently satisfied the gesturer.

He asked Glenn to help track down players whose accomplishments had never been documented.

People are more willing to listen to athletes whose accomplishments are unimpeachable.

Also, a statue of people whose accomplishments exemplified the 20th century will be unveiled.

Coming from a woman whose accomplishments I admired, the remark haunted me for a long time.

This week Blair must deliver a bequest whose accomplishments stand peerless for even longer.

These are just some alumni whose accomplishments contribute to the I-House tradition of excellence.