Sentence examples for he can attain from inspiring English sources

It's an article of Dr. Chopra's faith that he can attain what he calls "inner stillness" anywhere.

It was good to hear a change of mood for Mr. Morris, but the magic he can attain wasn't there.

He can make up $3 million more in performance bonuses, which he can attain as either a starter or a reliever.

However intense the new campaign praising Mr. Jiang, few think he can attain the prestige of Deng, who remained China's effective leader through much of the 1980's and 1990's even as he shed formal titles.

The Sufi has to pass various ritual stages (maqām) before he can attain the state of mushāhadah, which is eventually given to him only by an act of sheer grace of God.

"It's a sign of the maturity of British society and how far we have come that he can attain such a position," says Henry Grunwald, president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, Anglo-Jewry's main representative body.

The first option would be to compensate the needs of the less well-off spouse, so that he or she can attain the living standard they would have achieved but for childcare and other marital choices.

It was "a signal," he said, to show disabled people that they can attain the highest goals.

Failing that goal, they say that the freedoms of the past decade may be the most they can attain.

Under the Constitution, a government can be formed at any time along the way, as soon as President Vaclav Klaus nominates a prime minister whom he believes can attain a majority in Parliament.

Dale Lincoln, co-owner of Car Radio Sound Center Inc. in Long Beach, says the average system he installs can attain volume levels of about 125 decibels, or about the same as an airplane engine.