Sentence examples for whose achievements are from inspiring English sources

On the second floor is an exhibit about the religion's presidents, whose achievements are outlined.

The Tate show spruces up familiar conundrums of a very good very bad painter whose achievements are canonical in most histories of modern art.

The vulnerable kids who could go either way need to be steered away from gang culture by seeing their peers whose achievements are recognised, he said.

So let's focus on Broadway, that vibrant intersection of art and commerce, whose achievements are being honored on June 6 at the Tony Awards ceremony.

Woods has spent his life chasing a bear, a bear whose achievements are plastered all over the walls of his den at his home in Isleworth, Orlando.

He is a Tory and a national treasure, a man it is impossible to dislike, a recognisable face and acute businessman whose achievements are uncomplicated and demonstrable.

I never knew of any human beings whose achievements were exactly estimated.

Storytellers and novelists whose achievements were widely praised included Léon Mahy, Dieudonné Boverie, and Léon Maret, among many others.

I have long been repelled by the canonization of the Kennedys, whose achievements were paltry when they weren't positively harmful.

It was her mum who was her primary carer, whose achievements were the more amazing, of whom she was in awe.

Can the admissions officers at selective private colleges differentiate between the kids whose "achievements" were bought or enhanced by parental effort, connections, or money — and those kids who did it for themselves, but aren't as comfortable with self-promotion?