The phrase "achieving a sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining or realizing a particular feeling or understanding.
Example: "Through meditation, she found that she was achieving a sense of inner peace that she had long sought."
Alternatives: "gaining a feeling" or "attaining an understanding".
The difficulty of achieving a sense of unity increases as the number of elements, or kinds of material, increase.
It combines humor and tragedy in characters that are both vaguely portrayed and incisively observed, achieving a sense of mythic remoteness that is also somehow intimate.
A gripping photo essay by Margaret Bonrke-Whitheon theffectsts of war on civilians is psychologically demanding and emphasizes how human factors outweigh the distant battlefield images in achieving a sense of involvement.
In the world of cinema, too, the aural is achieving a sense of focus that has as much emotional impact and serves the story as well as any musical score.
✤ Every hajj you'll read about people weeping with joy, praying through the night, emerging spiritually renewed and revitalised and achieving a sense of peace and harmony most of us will never know.
The Wanderer by Christopher Brennan On a plaque on the walkway leading to the Sydney Opera House is a quote that, when I first read it, perfectly expressed my own despair at ever achieving a sense of belonging.
The media advertises Photoshopped images of models that often influences girls to believe that if they buy this product or clothing of theirs, they will achieve a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction that is only achievable through this purchase.
Organizations like the American Humanist Association offer opportunities for nonbelievers to connect and achieve a sense of community.
In The Night Manager, it was important to achieve a sense of light and shade".
New York excels in the creation of places, urban spaces that achieve a sense of identity.
