Sentence examples for is something attainable from inspiring English sources

She pokes fun at her newfound sex appeal amongst the geek and nerd crowd: "Maybe there is something attainable about Bernadette..

Justice Brandeise believed that the quality of a man's work was more important than the quantity, that there was something attainable beyond "best" and that anything less was not enough.

The election of the first African American president was a sign for many around the world that even a country born in racism and genocide could transcend its origins, that Americans could indeed achieve a more perfect union, that progress was something attainable by all.

An artist and a football player?" she thought, and maybe even said aloud that by the time she asks the other kids about their career plans, they've figured out that her expectation is something average, something universally attainable, something ordinary.

"I am not sure that holding out for a better offer will ever be something that is attainable," he wrote.

It's a goal that's attainable, but it's something you have to do and think about every single day.

"It was something we needed while the actualisation of Biafra seemed attainable.

There was something about them that was real and authentic and attainable, unlike Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones, who were gods.

The headset they were working on, he said at the time, was something they wanted to be easy enough to use that it could be attainable by the mass market.

Many prospective candidates spend several elections in unsuccessful seats until they are given the nod for something attainable.

But it wasn't until the Oculus Rift that virtual reality became something attainable and, perhaps more importantly, desirable for consumers.