Sentence examples for achieves some from inspiring English sources

Still, Skeen achieves some lovely subtleties.

Here, using the brush strokes of bodies, Mr. Popkin achieves some delicacy.

Brooks's prose occasionally achieves some flair, as when he describes interrogation rooms as "Spartan and squalid".

She also achieves some remarkable split-second anatomical illusions sculpturing honey in the air.

The restaurant's design, like the menu, achieves some brilliant effects before going off the rails.

"The Dodd-Frank act achieves some of that, but absent the legal liability, or accountability, it's much weaker".

Mr. Widmann worked hard to produce an opera worthy of such predecessors and achieves some musically stunning moments.

It's a wearisome, repetitive pattern: a new type of app achieves some short-term success and is seen as a revolution, but it ultimately becomes a damp squib.

Archie Manning said his son was likely to follow the lead of Peyton if he achieves some measure of his brother's football success.

It achieves some of the same sentimental appeal, and it claims its own niche in the genre because the two characters are gay men.

So Turnbull achieved some stuff, apparently, but these achievements could have also happened without him.