Sentence examples for actually strive from inspiring English sources
But who does actually strive to do the deeds.
They're things you actually strive for — because they let you improve the outcome for your customer.
"How do I actually strive to uphold those ideals and principles in medicine?" she asked herself.
Citing Theodore Roosevelt's "Citizen in a Republic" speech, Chapman said public servants "actually strive to do the deeds.
So we actually strive really, really, really hard today not to work a sixth day, since the quality of work in that sixth day is just not at the same level.
"Chains actually strive to be average," says Dobson, the cofounder of the Web site, Unusual and Unique Hotels of the World and the author of Unusual Hotels of the World.
When I choreograph, I am striving for perfection but I'm actually striving for imperfection.
Anxiously, compulsively and vulnerably, by turns exploiting and exploited, all in need of, if not actually striving to gain, a centre in love and real human connection.
Christopher Hitchens has reasonably criticized the way Churchill is portrayed as recognizing Edward VIII's failings early, when he actually strove, "for as long as he dared," to keep "a pro-Nazi playboy on the throne".
Somewhere along the line, both scientists and the society in which we live have forgotten that we are actually striving for the same goals.
The #BlackLivesMatter movement, which has been mistakenly seen by some as a movement that seeks to privilege black life above all others, is actually striving to do the opposite.
