Sentence examples for is always unattainable from inspiring English sources
"He was inspired by the belief that humans seem to keep striving for a glimpse of perfection, yet it is always unattainable.
No request is ever unattainable".
Dante answers this by affirming, as noted above, that the natural desire for perfection is always proportionate to our capacity to attain it; for to desire the unattainable would be to desire our imperfection [3.15.8 11].
They're always striving for something better, something unattainable.
Daryl Wein: It's always been a dream, though it was always something I thought was unattainable because it is so expensive and it does take so much equipment and processing to make it work.
Happiness became an enigmatic, always unattainable, means of seducing humankind into living an ethical life.
He demonstrates that the promise of a subject position is not only unavoidable and thus produces more and more fundamentalisms but is also unattainable and therefore always open to innovation, revision, and unexpected transformation.
The search for some seamless common culture is unattainable and probably always was (viz Ireland).
In America, with its wide-open spaces and wide-open possibilities, we celebrate the "self-made athlete," honor effort and luck and let children seek their own course for as long as they can — even when that means living with dreams that are unattainable and always were.
Yet coexistence is not unattainable.
"That goal is not unattainable," she adds.
