Sentence examples for thought achieved from inspiring English sources
He believed that paintings should be about their materials -- canvas and paint -- and he championed the artists he thought achieved it, starting with the Abstract Expressionists, who reveled in what Danto calls the "viscous, fluid, gummy, dripping, unctuous, slathery, ropy, brushy, pasty, opaque and splattering" stuff that is paint.
His legal acumen and juristic strictness were such that Abū Ḥanīfah reached the highest level of legal thought achieved up to his time.
Of all the Labour health secretaries, who do you think achieved the most?
Do you think achieving diversity and "raising academic standards" are mutually exclusive?
You'd think achieving childhood greatness would make you feel fantastic.
But Dan, the former soldier, thinks achieving "ego death"—when the lines between the self and the outside world drop away—is most beneficial.
Americans might be skeptical about actually reaching gender equality at work, but a notable majority think achieving this balance will bring about positive change.
They think achieving this false perception is done through drinking, smoking, sex, partying, and other risky activities that take away from overall health and wellness.
"People who think achieving success is a linear A-to-Z process, a straight shot to the top, simply aren't in touch with reality".
If we think achieving a certain result will kick-start our happiness, then the process of reaching that result just becomes something to be endured.
I thought Strout achieved a wonderful mix of foreboding and intimacy.
