Sentence examples for achieving a real from inspiring English sources
I think we're on the cusp of achieving a real change in the British public's attitude towards disabled people for the better.
Xiomara Reyes, a lesser dancer, actually did better, suppressing her accustomed perkiness in deference to the tragedy and, by that effort, achieving a real pathos.
"When I'm achieving a real moment with a pop song, I have this almost religious feeling of joy, almost to the point of tears," says Jewel. "With the Symmetry music, the overwhelming feeling was of paranoia.
Achieving a real sense that the person is right there with you will require a system that can capture a person's movements down to the subtlest gesture, and turn that into a digital doppelganger inside a virtual world.
Mr Wolfensohn's analysis of how he came to realise he was being used by both the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, and the American administration, neither of which was interested in achieving a real solution, is one of the more gripping chapters in the book.Description triumphs over reflection in Mr Wolfensohn's account of his life.
Sitting and passing modules has become the be-all and end-all, instead of achieving a real, lasting understanding and love of a subject.
Mr Clegg himself had said that there was "absolutely no prospect" of achieving a real-terms cut.
Mr Clegg said Labour was well aware there was "absolutely no prospect" of achieving a real-terms cut.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said Labour was well aware there was "absolutely no prospect" of achieving a real-terms cut.
It shows that the bootstrap method improves the accuracy with fewer ensemble members and less computing time, thus even achieving a real-time forecasting on a personal computer.
