Sentence examples for sudden attainment from inspiring English sources

The Renaissance brought Hobbes's superiority theory (laughter marks the sudden attainment of power over someone else), which gave way first to Kant's incongruity theory (laughter occurs when perceptions don't conform to logical expectations), and, finally, to Freud's relief theory (laughter releases pent-up nervous energy).

Of the remaining non-sudden deaths, 755 cases (27.7%) had missing values for educational attainment and were discarded.

The near accident traumatises him and the comment is made that "men condemned to death are subject to sudden moments of elation; as if, like moths in the fire, their destruction were coincidental with attainment".

Educational attainment rose.

Attainment levels were low.

Professional attainment still meant something.

Sudden sensation.

Sudden rise?

Sudden end.

They have high levels of educational attainment.

And the lowest educational attainment.