Sentence examples for Strive from inspiring English sources
'strive' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to indicate an effort to achieve a certain goal or outcome. For example, "She strives every day to be the best version of herself."
verb
To try to achieve a result; to make strenuous effort; to try earnestly and persistently.
It must also strive to eliminate the cause of disadvantage and promote greater prosperity for all.
What we strive for is for people to understand our story and the real people behind it.
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We wanted Britain to become a centre of excellence and to encompass all that is good about the arts; to strive for excellence, to create something new and sometimes out of nothing, to work together and to be proud of our contribution.
Like Rodgers, Postecoglou should strive to get his squad playing intelligent football: Australian players have shown they are capable of doing so.
Later I was working on an idea about a ballet dancer in a pit village, which seemed to allow for all kinds of artiness, but if it was about the kid reaching for High Art, why couldn't I strive to find a popular (read 'Low') form for the story?
"There's too much of that at the NAO, that's what they strive for," he added.
"He thought: 'I've got something to strive for here.' He realised that if he knuckled down he could make a life for him and his daughter".
"By linking young people to the values of sport", his lordship announced, "Wenlock and Mandeville will help inspire kids to strive to be the best they can be".
We must strive to decondition ourselves from this damaging habit.
