Sentence examples for achieving some sort of from inspiring English sources

Still, the task of bringing the two peoples together and of achieving some sort of political and cultural unity was a formidable one.

More than an hour in duration, it covers a vast range of emotion, from stark tragedy and aural violence to moments of grotesque humour, while achieving some sort of provisional resolution.

Yet it's not only a fascination with the past, or the fantasy of achieving some sort of artistic completeness — the idea that every_ _note Mozart wrote must be heard — that motivates Joseph.

The enjoyably larky tone of Said and Done is occasionally interrupted by a thought for the day: "If you keep to the guidelines, love your neighbour as yourself, you'll stand a good chance of achieving some sort of equilibrium during this life".

Ralph Richardson at his most charismatic stars as a recently widowed country parson confronting familial and spiritual truths at his rural Norfolk vicarage and achieving some sort of reconciliation over Christmas 1948 with his three children (Celia Johnson, Margaret Leighton, Denholm Elliott) and other members of his family.

On the social and web front, Ericsson reckons web browsing and social networking will each constitute around 10percentt of the total data traffic volume in 2018 — so achieving some sort of parity, even if social networking still ends up taking up more of mobile users' time and therefore more mindshare.

American history will have achieved some sort of rhythmic perfection.

The trick, of course, is to achieve some sort of balance.

"I was trying to achieve some sort of three-dimensional form," he said.

Only in death did GG Allin achieve some sort of recognition as a footnote in rock's books of apocryphal.

In going public with his story and confessing his failings, he hoped to achieve some sort of "redemption".