Sentence examples for achieving a special from inspiring English sources

Both studies [ 24, 30] give the impression that for doctors who participate in PAS, PAS is the necessary stimulus to deal with death in a way that is meaningful and adequate for patients, and the doctors thereafter associate provision of PAS with the gratifying experiences of mastering death and of achieving a special relationship with their patients.

The movie is so infantile that it achieves a special kind of purity and gentleness.

"I even went on to achieve a special award for this very dissertation.

But through his plays, monologues, diaries and stories, he has achieved a special rank in his home country.

He never reached a position where he dominated the golf world, but he achieved a special place in the game because all of its facets absorb him deeply.

In the broadest sense, it is any method used to train the mind or to achieve a special state of consciousness.

In the 17th century, peas achieved a special status at Versailles in King Louis XIV's famous "potager du roi," or royal fruit and vegetable garden.

"G.O.P. may be used as a synonym for Republican Party in headlines and direct quotations," reads the most recent edition of our stylebook, "but in articles it should be used only to achieve a special (Grand Old Party) effect".

The score is bright without being distinguished, but the song achieves a special — almost jarring — eloquence: But when you're writing a song Without a partner That's a completely different matter.

He used black and navy English wool (or a wool-cashmere blend), and I seem to remember two or three narrow trouser styles cut to achieve a special effect on different body types.

Dock Pudding is a unique dish, (regarded as a traditional Springtime tonic in the Calder Valley), consisting of handfuls of sweet dock (Polygonum bistorta) cooked with nettles, onions and oatmeal, and traditionally served fried in bacon fat as part of breakfast, although a vegan version achieved a special mention one year.