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Japan's previously unattainable goal of playing in the World Cup now seems possible with this astonishing win over Brazil.
Philip Chesterfield once suggested that those who aim for perfection will come much nearer to it than those whose despondency and laziness make them give it up as unattainable.
Global peace is at best an unattainable dream as long as a significant part of the world's population lives in poverty.
The poorer classes to whom the olive oil is unattainable use the rape seed and other vegetable oils in the cooking of their mushrooms.
From unions based upon [113]this principle, the selections being guided by a skillful judgment and a discriminating tact, we may expect progeny possessing not only a fitting and symmetrical development of the locomotive system, but also an amount and intensity of nervous energy and power unattainable by any other method.
The work becomes ever harder, and rest is unattainable, for there is no resting-place.
Thus grandly she rushes along the ‘grooves of change’ to her unattainable repose.
Is it unattainable?
The importance of eager desire as a condition of pleasure is noteworthy from an ethical point of view: as it gives the psychological basis for the familiar precept to repress-with a view to private happiness-desires for ends that are either unattainable or incompatible with the course of life which prudence marks out; and for the somewhat less trite maxim of encouraging and developing desires that prompt in the same direction as rational choice.
But if we find this harmony unattainable,-if, for example, Rational Egoism seems to lead to conduct opposed to the true interests of mankind in general, and we ask whether we are to call Wise the man who seeks, or him who sacrifices, his private interests,-Common Sense gives no clear reply.
Consequently, in order to maintain a relatively healthy condition, certain abnormal individuals are constrained to submit themselves to a severe hygienic régime throughout their entire life; a régime useless to the normal man, who indulges naturally in all the pleasures which are consistent with the full measure of physical health, and which remain forever unknown, and unattainable, to the abnormal individual organically predisposed to disease.
He seemed away from us, although we saw him but a few yards off; remote, though we passed close beside his chair; unattainable, though we might have stretched forth our hands and touched his own.
At first, as already told, she had flirted fancifully with her own image in a pool of water, beckoning the phantom forth, and-as it declined to venture-seeking a passage for herself into its sphere of impalpable earth and unattainable sky.
He, moving proudly past, enveloped as it were, in the rich music, with the procession of majestic and venerable fathers; he, so unattainable in his worldly position, and still more so in that far vista of his unsympathizing thoughts, through which she now beheld him!
There may be an object in keeping with the principle-an object unattainable by the means ordinarily possessed by individuals, yet which, if attained, would lend a charm to the landscape-garden far surpassing that which a sense of merely human interest could bestow.
He did not understand Alexey Alexandrovitch’s feeling, but he felt that it was something higher and even unattainable for him with his view of life.
But from the look in her face, that suddenly brightened into its old beauty, he saw that if she did not desire this, it was simply because it seemed to her unattainable happiness.
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