Sentence examples for effortlessly achieve from inspiring English sources

Davidoff believes that "Slack" is "the ability to effortlessly achieve your goals".

He's also jealous of his best friend, who is going out with the girl Craig covets and who seems to effortlessly achieve all the things Craig only dreams of.

He effortlessly achieves the ordinariness that all politicians strive for.

In his finest work, this balance is effortlessly achieved (because effortfully achieved).

The BBC National Chorus of Wales, a slightly growling bass moment aside, was exemplary, the final climactic, sublime soaring effortlessly achieved.

He has, after all, given us his Lear; and the pauses while passing cars blocked him from his audience were effortlessly achieved.

In much of Ms. May's choreography, struggle is visible: positions are fought for rather than effortlessly achieved, and it's not necessarily pretty.

Sports coaches know that what looks effortlessly achieved, like the way Roger Federer hits a backhand, is in fact the product of countless hours of practice and analysis.

Maupin's characters are darker than we're used to but are as effortlessly achieved, and their easy plausibility ensures that Noone's admonition is quickly forgotten.

Jobs followed, in academic and civic positions which no black woman had filled before, and on their heels came award after award, none grander than the 2004 Nobel peace prize.In truth, these successes were not effortlessly achieved.

I love the unlaboured wit, gathering momentum, human appropriation of water, the moment of breaking as a "full confession" and the effortlessly achieved (although I bet it wasn't): "I was nothing but a fold in her blue gown" – a beautiful line.