Sentence examples for I reached something from inspiring English sources

Although I grew up reading and loving superheroes, my male power fantasies became more complicated as I reached something resembling adulthood.

I think I reached something like this phase around 20 or 21, though in a vague, already alienated way (I didn't like, or feel that I understood, the Sartre I'd read, and I didn't like The Stranger, which I found melodramatic and unrelatable, though I also often found myself melodramatic and unrelatable) and began to view the phase as "simply a place" maybe a year or two later.

While it's a job I'm quite happy to do, there is the feeling I have reached something of a professional ceiling and, despite trying, I'm finding it hard to get promoted.

Once I've reached something resembling this state, Clare's voice leads me or, if you listen to LBL therapists, my soul into a corridor.

"I think — I hope — that we've now reached something of a turning point".

I feel like I'm reaching something".

I asked if his wife knew about his, and we have reached something of an impasse.

Today these judgments have reached something close to cultish fervor.

In the previous decade or two, other avant-garde collectives had reached something of an impasse.

The jumbo historical novel would seem at first glance, to have reached something of an impasse.

The language of taste has, therefore, reached something of an impasse.