Sentence examples for attain a form of from inspiring English sources

She seems to have set out to draw a credible portrait of a woman whose spiritual growth, as evidenced through her humor, allows her to attain a form of enlightenment.

Even when his fortunes improve, P senses his spiritual bankruptcy, eventually attaining a form of sobriety through solitaire.

There were twelve respondents (10.6%) who had attained a form of tertiary education.

Of Degas, "his words attain a kind of ulcerated pathos".

By staging his own death, Mr. Lamb hopes to attain a modest form of immortality.

Shylock, these critics maintained, must be removed in order to allow society to attain a Christian form of peace.

Most of the nearly 20 ethnic groups that make up the modern Malagasy population did not attain any form of "national" consciousness until new political ideas arrived from abroad in the 1500s and began to spread throughout the island.

In burrowing malacostracans, especially decapods and stomatopods, the distal segments of some legs attain a pincerlike form that facilitates both digging and removal of the soft substratum.

For analysis, these were categorised as follows: no form of education; attained any level of primary education; or, attained any form of secondary or higher education.

In all 54.0% of the study subjects had not attained any form of formal education with only 46% attaining at least basic formal education as indicated in Table  2.

Its opposite, ajnana (also called avidya), is the false apprehension of reality that keeps the soul from attaining release; it is a form of mistaken knowledge, which has a large measure of validity as far as the realities of the present world are concerned but conceals the truth of a reality outside it.