Sentence examples for attain no from inspiring English sources

Smith's "Die" (1962), a giant cube of solid steel, brings to mind, as the artist himself said, a mausoleum, a cenotaph for an aesthetic that can attain no purer form than this.

Being an ideal, such a city is something never perfectly attained – no one can regulate the temperature of a city as if it were a gas ring on a cooker.

Portsmouth plugged away and, at the last, even scored with a volley from the substitute Teddy Sheringham but the intrepid outlook that overcame Liverpool in the last round attained no more here than the resistance of men such as the splendid Linvoy Primus.

Second RD55 not attained; no further thinning.

C RD65-RD35 RD65 not attained; no thinning.

RD50 not attained; no further thinning.

For centuries, the teachings of the Song philosophers remained subjects of study largely within the confines of Zen monasteries, attaining no independent existence or philosophical integrity apart from Zen.

That the tianming notion attained no wide circulation reflects the extent to which Confucian political teachings in particular were restricted to the ruling elite rather than taught to the population at large.

The robustness function (q,rc) is the immunity against failure: the greatest level of uncertainty which is consistent with always attaining no less than a specified critical level of reward.

After a load level corresponding to approximately 85% of the ultimate load was attained, no more flexural cracks appeared, and only widening of the existing vertical flexural cracks could be observed.

The numbers of patients attaining no (n = 3) or all five targets (n = 17) were small.