Sentences with phrase «singular achievement»

If successful it would be his most singular achievement.

All of these artists» singular achievements continue to shape our contemporary art history.

We mourn the passing of Steve Jobs, whose singular achievements are recounted by the HuffPost, MTV on his impact on music, Washington Post, Wired and the Daily Telegraph.

It's an overstuffed feature with a divisive ending, no doubt, but it's a still a singular achievement that introduces something these movies have often lacked: stakes.

We thank God for this day... This singular achievement reinforces President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo - Addo's belief that with the right conditions and leadership, there is nothing we can not achieve as a people.»

It is a singular achievement for which we are grateful as Nigerians.»

This special issue celebrates the singular achievement that made it all possible.

But the singular achievement in Endy's eyes came in 2013, when his team built its first biological amplifying logic gate.

The Paris Agreement is one of the singular achievements in international diplomacy in recent years, and the U.S. must continue to cooperate with the rest of the world in driving forward strong action on this urgent challenge.

Its singular achievement was a complicated network of waterways and reservoirs that were apparently vital to producing enough rice to sustain a population that in the center's heyday numbered in the hundreds of thousands.

«Aside from the conceptual contribution, we essentially made mice cognitively accessible — and this helped overcome a major bottleneck in using mice as cognitive models in neuroscience,» says Halassa, modestly treating a singular achievement as a methodological tangent.

The Man Who Killed Don Quixote sits alongside much of Gilliam's late period work as a messy but singular achievement that strains to make its disparate parts fit together, but there's a noble spirit of invention to its wackiness anyway.

Let the Right One In (Magnolia): A singular achievement in high - end horror.

But most importantly, it's a singular achievement because of director Ava DuVernay's vision.

Mr Turner is a singular achievement, even in a fine year for film.

The singular achievement of Condon's film is to juxtapose the two stark and intolerant positions of homosexual and heterosexual camps.

Excellence in cinema is sometimes a singular achievement: a remarkable lead performance, a dazzling display of directorial panache, a script of sublime wit or clarity.

Alien stands as a singular achievement.

«The success that ALA and AASL had in Washington getting school library issues into the bill was a singular achievement.

Andrew's Brain is a surprising turn and a singular achievement in the canon of a writer whose prose has the power to create its own landscape, and whose great topic, in the words of Don DeLillo, is «the reach of American possibility, in which plain lives take on the cadences of history.»

«Dave Sims» Cerebus is one of comics» singular achievements and has been a mainstay of comic shops since the Direct Market's earliest days,» said Diamond Vice President of Purchasing Bill Schanes.

Seafarer Overseas Growth & Income (SFGIX), topped $ 1.1 billion in assets in March, a singular achievement.

Designed to highlight the best in the industry, and a mark of rare and singular achievement.

McCracken's work achieved a synthesis of painting and sculpture that could, simultaneously, be considered a singular achievement in either medium.»

John Chamberlain had to live with something else, his singular achievement.

Instead, he would ask: «What is an artist's vision, how is it expressed, and is the work a singular achievement?»

In some ways that's really your singular achievement as a photographer.

Fish's singular achievement is the depiction of light as a materializing force — particularly transparency in the form of colored glass.

The exhibition aims to reintroduce American audiences to the singular achievements of this pioneering Chinese - French artist, who melded eastern and western aesthetic sensibilities in his paintings as a key figure within post-World War II abstraction.

In these dances, all composed through impersonal, non-compositional mathematical sequences — closely related to the work of minimal artists of her generation — Brown originated her abstract movement language, one of her singular achievements.

The dedication and imagination of Frank Stella have shaped an artistic endeavor of singular achievement and perpetual invention.

Today, when the art world has opened to a larger range of artistic perspectives, De Niro's many accomplishments and unwavering dedication to his personal artistic vision can be more readily appreciated as a singular achievement in postwar American art.

The point of these and other damning reservations is to diminish Krasner's independence and strength, to deny her singular achievement.

As respected art critic Roberta Smith intoned in the New York Times: «No other artist approached the singular achievement of David Park.

To sell a home is a singular achievement that once complete leaves no lasting impression.

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