Sentence examples for * striven in from inspiring English sources

William Safire, master of words, bar none, has striven in his column to convince us that a "war of choice" is, and has historically been, a country's means of defending its security when it perceives an implied or potential threat.

The US has striven in recent years to strengthen Asian alliances, increase trade and raise its regional military profile – Barack Obama's so-called rebalance or pivot to Asia – in a bid to contain and channel China's ambitions peacefully.

From Loch Striven in Scotland to the Strait of Malacca in Southeast Asia, more than a tenth of the vessels that transport the world's manufactured goods in containers are idle.

That encourages me more, having someone striving in the house.

Encourage your own members to strive in their own lives.

The goal of the reforms is to push back the influence of the state in every respect; the stronger influence of the economy and society is in part striven towards, in part taken into the bargain.

Even righteous protestation hushed its clamor, as when, having striven manfully in single combat, a high-helmed champion is stricken by Jove's bolt and the two snarling armies stand at sudden gaze, astonished and bereft a moment of their rancor".

While I'm glad Ellen Ripley, Sarah Connor, Lisbeth Salander and others in their mold exist, inclusiveness of the full range of the female human experience is what should be striven for in film, right alongside our male counterparts.

First one must consider the very high probe density, which inevitably will give rise to probes with diverging affinities, even though this has been striven against in the design and normalization process.

The current analysis draws on what is already well known and striven for in the Tanzanian context.

That is what Eggers is striving for in "The Witch".