Sentence examples for whose accomplishments are from inspiring English sources

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

Both are historically elite athletes whose accomplishments are, and will continue to be, overshadowed by public perception.

Mr. Clinton usually bristles at suggestions that he is a lame duck leader whose accomplishments are behind him.

The German Democratic Republic is a country whose accomplishments are few, and so the official enthusiasm for those that do exist can be boundless.

By Steven Kelman The New Yorker, September 30 , 1972P. 85 The German Democratic Republic is a country whose accomplishments are few, and so the official enthusiasm for those that do exist can be boundless.

The New Yorker, September 30 , 1972P. 85 The German Democratic Republic is a country whose accomplishments are few, and so the official enthusiasm for those that do exist can be boundless.

Mr. Clark is one of an estimated one million black World War II veterans whose accomplishments were routinely ignored by the military.

There was not a single black person in the United States whose accomplishments were noted regularly in the white press.

Bonds, however, was far from the only player whose accomplishments were called into question by the issue of performance-enhancing drugs.

The story mentioned Vishniac's pride in his son, Wolf, a Ph.D. in microbiology and a professor at Yale, whose accomplishments were detailed in almost a full paragraph.

But her public persona was, and remains – she died aged 88 in 2004 – that of a demure housewife whose accomplishments were simply visited upon her by the gods.