Sentence examples for Who endeavours from inspiring English sources

A perfectionist is one who endeavours to give more than he has.

For he who endeavours to recollect infers that he formerly saw, or heard, or had some such experience, and the process (by which he succeeds in recollecting) is, as it were, a sort of investigation.

It's a film about a sex-addicted Don Juan character (Levitt) who endeavours to change his seedy ways.

We encourage both generic and originator manufacturers from around the world to participate and support UNICEF and WHO endeavours in increasing access to quality medicines for children.

This time, however, it was Chamberlain who was blamed, and it was Churchill who endeavoured to defend him.

Journalists who endeavoured to cover national security issues faced continued efforts to compel them to reveal sources.

This paper will also be of great benefit to researchers who endeavour to undertake research in this area and could act as a good starting point for them.

Although it is a bit of a scrum, the game is supervised by "boggins", who endeavour to keep everyone safe.

Those who humour the people are swallowed up in the common ruin; those who endeavour to lead them aright perish the first in their attempt.

The name is taken from Simon Magus (Acts 8 18), who endeavoured to buy from the Apostles the power of conferring the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Elected on May 10, 946, with the support of Alberic II, he was a wise and pious administrator who endeavoured to restore ecclesiastical discipline.