Sentence examples for attain true from inspiring English sources

To attain true democracy, "you need international observers.

At least in Mr. McNally's satirical vision of Bernstein, Lenny could never attain true love.

Hubbard's writings offer a "technology" of spiritual advancement and self-betterment that provides "the means to attain true spiritual freedom and immortality".

Bartok painted on a grander canvas in his ballet score, "The Wooden Prince," an allegory of the sacrifices required to attain true love.

"Only a noble soul can attain true independence of judgment and exercise respect for other people's rights, while any so-called nobleman prefers to conceal his vulgarity behind such cheap shields as an illustrious name and a coat of arms.

We, unfortunately, find ourselves suddenly back to talking about African aesthetic forms as things that attain true universal value only when they are tacked on to the Western aesthetic apparatus.

Attaining true influence requires time and commitment.

That's what keeps them from attaining true greatness, perhaps, but it's another part of the appeal.

I'd seen all of these species pine away on my northern windowsills, but in this frost-free paradise they attained true bliss (and unbelievable size).

Here's another question that may well trigger more worry in Amstell: would his very successful comedy career be ruined if he ever attained true happiness?

Paul McCartney believed he'd attained true mental clarity for the first time in his life and instructed Beatles roadie and major-domo Mal Evans to write down everything he said henceforth.