Sentence examples for reaching a kind from inspiring English sources

But it really is reaching a kind of saturation point".

We see the aesthetics of the Italian Renaissance making its way into English design in the 17th century, first through the work of Inigo Jones, and reaching a kind of apotheosis in the genius of Christopher Wren.

The investigation is urgent emotionally yet desultory in action, as such quests are in life, and the relation between the two, established and strengthened by the strategic positioning within the frame, keeps shifting, evolving, reaching a kind of emotional finality.

Peter and Jerry's conversation is dominated by Jerry's long story of a ferocious dog at his boarding house — "malevolence with an erection" — which he tried first to appease, then to poison, before reaching a kind of stalemate, in which he and the dog "neither love nor hurt because we do not try to reach each other".

Peter and Jerry's conversation is dominated by Jerry's long story of a ferocious dog at his boarding house—"malevolence with an erection"—which he tried first to appease, then to poison, before reaching a kind of stalemate, in which he and the dog "neither love nor hurt because we do not try to reach each other".

There's a collective sense that we're reaching a kind of showdown moment.

In the end, Mr. Houghton reached a kind of compromise.

We had reached a kind of agreeable stand-off.

In the end, though, the rebels and the disciplinarian reached a kind of peace.

They reach an extreme point and they go beyond that and reach a kind of ecstasy.

"I've reached a kind of harmony with the world," she said.