Visceral as well as meditative, it attains a sort of frozen horror when he describes the thought processes of serial killer Stepan in The Forged Coupon (1896-1904): "The carter was not at home.
Most often, these pictorial scenes combine poetic writings to attain a sort of enlightenment.
After four decades in politics, he's managed to attain a sort of elder statesman status and respect, and that shit tends to get demoed in the humiliating ritual of running for president.
If she'd had any notions about "Medea," she wrote in an essay on the adaptation, they were that "the play's premise — the murder of two children by their mother — had attained a troubling sort of autonomy that exposed it to all sorts of cultural misuses," misogynistic ones.
Although the music is far from attaining any sort of countercultural cachet, it is no longer a plausible target for teen rebellion, given that all the parents listen to the Eagles.
Of Degas, "his words attain a kind of ulcerated pathos".
As a student who received his whole education from New York State, a state with a supposedly succeeding education system, I have not attained any sort of technical training.
But unlike other American musical genres — rockabilly, various forms of jazz, blues, Cajun music, bluegrass — doo-wop never attained any sort of retro cool or developed a new generation of musicians and devotees.
The main lesson of his discussion is that, given the radically open-ended, temporally scattered reverberations of any given act, consequentialists cannot pretend to be able to attain any sort of grasp at all of the rightness or wrongness of the act.
