Sentence examples for kinds achieved from inspiring English sources

After that, Father's business efforts (and there were all different kinds) achieved success.

But what Northern Ireland needs now is a home-grown economic miracle of the kind achieved in the south.

But there is still one powerful factor militating against a return to stability of the kind achieved after 1848: the economy.

The result is a different and altogether deeper sort of intimacy, clearly, than the kind achieved with a closeup of Emily Blunt's porcelain features.

Asked if Bond had kept him from more serious writing, of the kind achieved by his older brother, Peter, a renowned explorer and travel writer, he replied: "I'm not in the Shakespeare stakes.

But that Francis is one of a kind achieves its potency only when joined to his being part of a larger historical current.

I've kind of achieved everything I want to achieve right now.

But I'm not going to praise them too much, even though they were kind, and achieved the impossible by turning me on to pasta.

Often social structures of this kind are achieved through the negotiation and re-negotiation of community norms and administrative structures.

It is more a narrow victory of the kind Bush achieved in 2004.

You could say Omarosa Manigault kind of achieved success after leaving the White House, but only at the cost of having to cry on reality television.