Sentence examples for something to attain from inspiring English sources

Their love and friendship is something to attain.

The thought that you have something to attain is somewhat of a barrier, our original nature is enlightened.

Don't do it because you expect that there is something magical waiting for you at the other end, some state of nirvana for the rich and successful; there is always something next to attain.

It involves trading the easy drug/sex/gambling/food/shopping/alcohol high, with something more difficult to attain that is also more meaningful and lasting.

The truths that matter to who one is cannot, like Descartes' morale definitif, be something to be attained only when objective science has completed its task.

He has something I have never been able to attain and something very few people possess: He has absolute and sincere faith.

"I was trying to attain something, but too much thought was going into it.

And I'm envious of their ability to attain something I often can't: a state of transcendence induced by art.

But that does add to this feeling of struggling against the odds, putting yourself through physical hardship, in order to attain something.

This is a grave weakness (some will think it an invalidating one) but it is also what enables Cimino to attain something approaching the tragic grandeur of a popular epic… The Deer Hunter is a rich and powerful picture that without a trace of patronisation or the slightest touch of cultural superiority, speaks eloquently for the inarticulate.

Jack Luft Sanibel, Fla., May 1 , 2009• To the Editor: Washington's action will ironically make it possible for Toyota and Nissan to accomplish something they were unable to attain in the market without government interference: a profitable North American sales share in large pickup trucks and S.U.V.'s.