Sentence examples for again striving from inspiring English sources

But then again, striving mightily to fix "broken" Washington always goes down well with voters.

AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: "LE ROI D'YS" Leon Botstein is at it again, striving to rescue late-nineteenth-century French operas from (mostly) undeserved neglect.

"Start again". "Striving to think". "It's not clear enough yet". It's an abstract – an attempt to recreate a feeling of confusion by filming a place that couldn't have been more familiar to Collins pre-stroke.

"We're visiting nine cities in five different states, I think for a total of 106 electoral votes," Ms. Hughes added, again striving for a casual, just-occurred-to-me delivery.

As Hunter prepares for his 10th year in the N.F.L., after a turbulent debut as the Jets' right tackle, he is once again striving to disprove the mainstream opinion — that the Jets, repackaged by the offensive coordinator Tony Sparano as a team that emphasizes power running and protecting the quarterback, would be foolish to start him this season.

Then I'd bust out 15 sets of pushups, once again striving for variety to hit the widest range of muscles while consistently engaging the core.

Alain Chambon's sets never again strive for comparable splendor, although the long dining table and an armchair return as reminders of the past, eventually with labored regularity.

In the 21st century, under Putin, Russia again strives to unite all who despise liberal democracy and resist the West, but now it does so from the far right rather than the far left.

Superstars like Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps, Kobe Bryant and Sir Chris Hoy will once again strive to show us the impossible, but so too will new heroes.

The Griffins were young last year and again should be very formidable this year, but Newport Harbor will again strive to finish top three in league and advance to the CIF Southern Section Division 1 playoffs.

In sum, just as Estelle Morris prepares to tighten the chains of delivery, so the system itself heaves and fractures again, strives to return to a more variegated version of reality.