Sentence examples for attaining a level of from inspiring English sources
Meeting while Ozawa was recovering from oesophageal cancer, they ramble in a gossipy way around topics such as the contrast between the styles of Karajan and Bernstein and the way Louis Armstrong embodied the ancient Japanese concept of shibumi: "a mature artist attaining a level of austere simplicity and mastery", in Ozawa's definition.
Record-nerd catnip though they may be, these cameos weren't about exploiting name brands, Rechtshaid insisted, but attaining a level of sonic legitimacy to match the "realness" of Flowers' lyrics.
Our visual outcome was very encouraging with 40% overall and 60% of those (aphakes and pseudophakes) who were able to carry out a formal visual assessment attaining a level of 6/9 6/18 vision.
The genomic resources of small grain cereals that include some of the most important crop species such as wheat, barley, and rye are attaining a level of completion that now is contributing to new structural and functional studies as well as refining molecular marker development and mapping strategies for increasing the efficiency of breeding processes.
Even worse, Weber feared, "this nullity imagines that it has attained a level of civilisation never before achieved".
As a formalist, however, Mr. Meier seeks less to express history than to transcend it: to attain a level of geometric abstraction high above the fray.
Valery Gergiev, the longtime artistic director of the Mariinsky Theatre, in St . Petersburg has attained a level of worldly power perhaps unmatched by any living classical musician.
As some Eastern philosophies tell us, life is like a river, in perpetual motion, and when we flow with it we attain a level of tranquillity.
AFTER three seasons, "Mad Men," the television series about advertising in the 1960s, has attained a level of popular-culture cachet.
But after Angélique Kidjo joined her for an upbeat version of "Ojú Obá", she attained a level of comfort rare for her onstage, even indulging in a sensuous dance and loosening up on her otherworldly a cappella runs.
London's early-instrument players have attained a level of consistency and quality that is the envy of the world (certainly the envy of New York, so sorely benighted in this regard).
