Sentence examples for a kind of effort from inspiring English sources

The position I've taken is highly consistent with what I've always done, in that if you remember in 2006, I think it was, there was a kind of effort to remove Tony Blair.

Transformation takes a kind of effort--or even an effortless effort--that requires an openness to change and doing something different.

"He'd make a kind of deliberate effort to play the part of the kook".

As Alan Gilbert explains it, the New York Philharmonic's Bach Variations festival is a kind of reclamation effort.

My big, lumbering shaggy-dog stuff is a kind of clumsy effort to do what they do in the only style I know.

It presupposes a kind of calculated effort to extract a specific emotion out of the reader and that's not the way I work.

Which led to the speculation that ABC fully intended a kind of stealth effort against "Survivor" at a time when CBS could not alter its starting date.

It was Dr. Dyson who suggested sending microbes and spores into space in a kind of colonization effort to make the universe a "more interesting place".

Among the most wondrously preposterous of his recent fulminations was his contention that the scheduling of interleague play by Major League Baseball was a kind of perverse effort to do the Yankees in.

With the Bunnymen that is a kind of team effort so compromise is always involved.

There is so much buzzing paranoia circling around artists, that even ignoring it takes a kind of active effort.