Sentence examples for perhaps achieved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stucky perhaps achieved his goal of writing a graspable symphony too well.

In death, the man who at his peak claimed to be the world's most successful living artist perhaps achieved the sort of art-world excess he craved.

At the age of 75, he has perhaps achieved most of what he set out to do when he left California in 1949.

All of which has contributed to his notorious reputation, one that perhaps achieved its height some years ago when The New York Press included him on its annual blacklist of the 50 Most Loathsome New Yorkers.

His greatest coup was perhaps achieved in 1990, when Bulger is believed to have orchestrated one of the biggest art heists in history: the theft of 13 paintings by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Degas and Manet from a Boston museum.

But he added: "Sometimes people who haven't perhaps achieved what they wanted to achieve in their political career can display some sign of resentment," he said "They have either vocalised their opinion in public or have constantly briefed against me behind the scenes.

You guys should start playing in men's tournaments now".' That sort of talk can wait until after Athens, where, by winning gold, May could perhaps achieve another cherished goal.

But we think the United States has an opportunity, precisely because we aren't locked in to to a pre-existing single payer system, to actually aim higher, and perhaps achieve a whole lot more.

Change means learning, growing and perhaps achieving something we never thought possible!

If some of us did not have justice, we could certainly fight for it and perhaps achieve it.

This switch, while making the ending less brutal, perhaps, achieves the impossible: it also makes the ending even darker".