Sentence examples for * endeavoured in from inspiring English sources

He at one time attacked, and sought to distract his attention, tried to draw him off in various directions, and endeavoured in all ways to tempt him from his safe policy.

A vociferous critic of apartheid, the Nobel prizewinner endeavoured in those dark years to find a way to combine political commitment and creative autonomy; to speak out against injustice in her work without recourse to agitprop.

Between World Wars I and II and through the 1950s and '60s, a number of artists endeavoured in difficult economic conditions to demonstrate that puppets could present entertainment of high artistic quality for adult audiences.

Custis fell into trouble again and was sent home in disgrace, having been suspended by the faculty on September 7, 1797, for “various acts of meaness [sic] and irregularity” and for “having endeavoured in various ways to lessen the authority and influence of the faculty.” Although he was merely suspended, not expelled, it was evident that he would not go back to Nassau Hall.

However, the assessment of such deep uncertainties could be endeavoured in Bayesian terms.

I have on the contrary endeavoured in a former paper, to shew that it is one of the principal recommendations of a confederated republic.

In this work I still discover a solid content, even after I have meditated on the theory more profoundly and have scrutinized its reason more deeply…." 5. Gottsched reports: "The same year [1716] Leibniz, on his return from Vienna, where he endeavoured, but in vain, to establish an academy of sciences, came to Halle.

However, programme managers endeavoured to support boards in this task.

Mae Jemison floats aboard the space shuttle Endeavour in September 1992.

Dr Church's endeavours in that field are equally impressive.

Journalism has always been a partisan endeavour in modern Turkey.