Sentence examples for achieve a sort of from inspiring English sources

And then there are those which achieve a sort of splendor through pointlessness.

And yet they're curiously effective, so confident in their misfires that they achieve a sort of insidious charm.

Yet as they take turns narrating and portraying characters in Anonymous's coming-of-age journey, they achieve a sort of collective, Everyperson reality.

Professor Potter wants his daughter Elinor, aged 13, to achieve a sort of mental discipline as he feels she is not serious enough.

If man is not tragic, he is ridiculous and painful, 'comic' in fact, and by revealing his absurdity one can achieve a sort of tragedy".

The dialogue on "The Heart, She Holler" buries bathroom humor in mock-Southern prolixity, and the show's best gags achieve a sort of poetic absurdity that is equal parts Dada and Looney Tunes.

By the time we meet desperate teenager Evey, about to be brutally punished by undercover policemen, Britain has achieved a sort-of even keel, though one without ethnic minorities, homosexuals, radicals, transgender people.

With that, you have achieved a sort of nucleus.

They have achieved a sort of universality that would probably have pleased the artist.

And while the New Gods died, they nonetheless achieved a sort of Achilles-like immortality.

In the 1960's, when VW built hundreds of thousands of Beetles, the car achieved a sort of classless ubiquity.