Sentence examples for pull off this kind from inspiring English sources
To pull off this kind of nuanced music, you need artists who can bring a comparable specificity to their interpretations.
"It's in the small touches that this movie comes alive, and it's rare that directors can pull off this kind of thing" (Mitchell).
Wanting to learn from someone who could pull off this kind of magic, I transferred to play for her the next year, and she told me her secret.
It's doubtful that you'll ever see Hilary Duff or Lindsay Lohan pull off this kind of innocent enthusiasm -- Sunday at 2 p.m. on AMC.
It's in the small touches that this movie comes alive, and it's rare that directors can pull off this kind of thing.
In flashbacks, we saw what he couldn't help thinking about: the training that both he and Elizabeth had, back in Russia, when he first learned how to pull off this kind of operation.
Of course, pulling off this kind of holiday miracle takes a lot of preparation, so the shelter wanted to do a sort of preview run.
Maybe it was intended as a metaphor, but this movie isn't nearly sophisticated enough to pull off that kind of commentary.
There is also the question of whether Connacht can pull off the kind of underdog triumph that has been a feature of this sporting year.
The paper's fashion director Amber Graafland writes: "Not many men could pull off this flared look - but Bradley kind of gets away with it.
And he didn't think that he could pull off the kind of operation Mohamed wanted.
