Sentence examples for worldly achievements from inspiring English sources
The worldly achievements of James Bartholomew Cummings AM, known as "the cup king" in the racing world, were honoured by the inclusion of a powerful secular object: the Melbourne Cup won in 1996 by Saintly.
Given his incredibly charitable life and incredible worldly achievements, Sir Ed feels exempt from our judgments today.
When you graduate from college you will be 21 or 22 -- hardly an age of worldly achievements on your belt.
It may sound sentimental or bland but it's not the concrete titles and list of worldly achievements that matter but the way you feel, the way you make people feel, the energy you put out into the world.
Did Calvinism spur worldly achievement because its doctrine of predestination removed all choice about the hereafter?
The tale of worldly achievement and social connectedness alternates with one of hauntings and metaphysics.
My birth had meant that she had had to relinquish work and worldly achievement, but she didn't mention that.
In Antony and Cleopatra Roman behaviour does promote attentiveness to duty and worldly achievement, but, as embodied in young Octavius, it is also obsessively male and cynical about women.
That division, as depicted here and now, is a correlate, above all, of success; Clooney plays men of the world ("The American," "Michael Clayton," "Up in the Air") who calibrate their behavior not for emotional well-being but for worldly achievement.
The players are a quartet of accomplished New Yorkers of differing races, creeds and, yes, colors, although they have all arrived at the same high plateau of worldly achievement and can agree on the important things, like the tastiness of the fennel and anchovy salad and the banana pudding from Magnolia Bakery.
Indeed, Mr. Pendleton's play, which opened last night at the Barrow Street Theater, is a sharp-witted but tender-hearted examination of the thin skins, inflamed nerves and rampaging egos that are the customary side effects when artistic talent meets worldly achievement.
