Sentence examples for achieved anyone from inspiring English sources

"But what, realistically, could have been achieved?" Anyone who hasn't read Thucydides will be inclined to agree.

Central to Zen teaching is the belief that awakening can be achieved by anyone but requires instruction in the proper forms of spiritual cultivation by a master.

The first single to be released was the B-Boy classic Buffalo Girls, which went top 10 in late 1982 – equalling, incidentally, the highest chart position to that date achieved by anyone formerly involved with the Sex Pistols.

Paul Wimbush, founder of the Lammas community, describes it as "a radically different way of life" but one that could be achieved by anyone.

Sibley claimed that the discernment of aesthetic properties requires a special sensitivity, whereas the discernment of nonaesthetic properties could be achieved by anyone with normal eyes and ears.

How agreement on the candidate will be achieved is anyone's guess.

Touching and searching they accomplish the task that sight cannot achieve... Anyone who has ever been told that he has spinach in his teeth will recognize the experience Dante is talking about here, but I do not know that it had ever been used previously, nor have I seen it since, in European poetry.

Mr. Cahill said a crucial question is this: "What can New York do on its own without being placed at a complete competitive disadvantage?" But environmentalists contend that the clear message from the consultant's research is that deep cuts in carbon dioxide emissions would be easier to achieve than anyone previously suspected.

If Robert compromised in so many physical and cognitive dimensions could identify an important care outcome and hold me accountable for helping him achieve it, anyone can.

In less than two months they have achieved more than anyone could have imagined.

"These two have achieved more than anyone from the British urban scene – they are absolutely huge developments for British artists, let alone Asian artists.