Sentence examples for achieve something of from inspiring English sources

In the field you achieve something of an altered state.

It does achieve something of a dervishlike takeoff, unlikely as this may seem.

And for all the carping about spending from contemporaries, he did actually achieve something of lasting value.

If they are right, the United States enterprise here could still achieve something of lasting benefit to Iraq.

I'm going to tell them what to do with all their energy, all their dreams, their urge to achieve something of lasting good in this world.

Alfred Hitchcock told François Truffaut (in a moment that's the climax of Kent Jones's superb documentary "Hitchcock/Truffaut") about his effort to "use the cinematic art to achieve something of a mass emotion".

It was also, he says, "the experience of suddenly being earmarked as something special, someone who was going to achieve something on behalf of so many other people [in his deeply Catholic community] and the pressure that came with that".

You can help achieve something out of this achingly sad story with just the click of a mouse.

In summary, many participants believed they had achieved something of value by quitting unassisted, and appeared to take this achievement as an indicator of the strength of their moral character.

O'Neal had recently achieved something of a career renaissance.

Last month, a team of European researchers achieved something of a eureka moment.