Sentence examples for attaining some from inspiring English sources

Instead of North Shore attaining some post-Burn Book equilibrium, the original ending had a complicated drug-themed footnote.

And we line the coffers of beauty purveyors, as if attaining some carnal ideal could confer contentment.

Any honest neurotic could probably tell you: the emotional payoff of an obsession is not attaining some longed-for goal — it's the obsession itself, which fulfills certain needs.

Buoyed by such interest, Fitzgerald began to refer to "Cosmopolitan" as his "great hope for attaining some real status as a movie man and not a novelist".

These were "collectives of individuals who voluntarily or involuntary share physical but not necessarily social closeness for the purpose of attaining some goal or reaching some destination".

These eager party members vowed to support each other in attaining some of the most political posts in Germany, including the chancellery.

McKeon, however, has attained some credibility in the business.

These novels were widely read and attained some international recognition.

While she attained some acclaim as an artist, her political career did not take off.

Arsinoe had attained some popularity, and rioting followed the news of her assassination.

Rights, they implicitly assert, should be awarded only to minority communities that have attained some sort of critical mass.