Sentence examples for he sometimes achieved from inspiring English sources
One wished for more tenderness in his singing, which, again, he sometimes achieved: his "Floria... sei tu?" was meltingly beautiful.
While catering to the European appetite for natural history, they sometimes achieved literary grace.
The leaves are generally small, although they sometimes achieved a length of one metre (three feet) in the gigantic Lepidodendron.
As for panaceas they sometimes achieve useful reform, sometimes unexpected consequences, benign or otherwise.
That's too bad, because when Mr. Simon and Edward Burns, who are credited with the writing of the first five episodes, pull back a bit, they sometimes achieve a rough eloquence.
In an interview, Mr. Barry said the group aspires to mediocrity and has sometimes achieved it.
Sexual frustrations and fantasies are voiced; empowerment is discussed and sometimes achieved; men are made to look bad.
Even in poetry there can be an interaction of visual and verbal levels, sometimes achieved by patterning the stanza form.
Self-settlement is sometimes achieved through official policy, but more often by refugees on their own -- they simply go where they want.
This might be due to the immense weight of "Butterfly" 's albumness: in trying to accomplish so much (protest statement, artistic credo, Tupac tribute, etc)., that earlier work sometimes achieved density at the expense of enjoyment.
Privacy is sometimes achieved around tract mansions with berms, mounds of soil dumped on the front lawn, often planted with a few tiny evergreens and piled so high with bark mulch they look like "Honey I shrunk the plants".
