Sentence examples for achieved something of a from inspiring English sources

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

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

There, among the political class, he has achieved something of a cult status.

By just getting the case to trial, the S.E.C. achieved something of a victory.

When they returned and were set to work, they achieved something of a miracle: they made the cerrado bloom.

It also marks another hit for Ray Liotta, who seems to have achieved something of a renaissance following the critically acclaimed Narc.

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

Over and above the furious and ultimately painfully tender drama, Perry achieves something of a new, grand version of his own cinematic music.

When Alfred Hitchcock spoke to François Truffaut about his effort to "use the cinematic art to achieve something of a mass emotion," he identified a distinctive aspect of the movies that remains an elusive mystery — its connection to power.

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".

You don't want to do it on every note as you will achieve something of a "machine gun" effect, but experiment at those points where you think the melody could do with some emphasis.