Sentence examples for achieve some sort of from inspiring English sources

"I was trying to achieve some sort of three-dimensional form," he said.

The trick, of course, is to achieve some sort of balance.

But if these machines are so smart, won't they achieve some sort of dominion over us?

In going public with his story and confessing his failings, he hoped to achieve some sort of "redemption".

Only in death did GG Allin achieve some sort of recognition as a footnote in rock's books of apocryphal.

But a vital objective for the EU must be to keep the cacophony confined to less important issues, and to achieve some sort of harmony on bigger matters.

American history will have achieved some sort of rhythmic perfection.

After Australia had achieved some sort of recovery – from six for two to 96 for four – Finn struck again.

In the years around 1400, when International Gothic flourished, Italian and northern artists had achieved some sort of rapprochement.

Still, the task of bringing the two peoples together and of achieving some sort of political and cultural unity was a formidable one.

QUESTION FROM CLAUDE HORVATH: What renders the U.S. unique among advanced industrial nations in that it never achieved some sort of national health care?