Sentence examples for attempt of some from inspiring English sources

What worries us is the attempt of some secular elements to isolate and exclude others.

The organizers thought a Guinness World Record attempt of some kind would attract attendees to the fair and the region.

Discussion about religion has been complicated further by the attempt of some Christian theologians, notably Karl Barth (1886 1968), to draw a distinction between religion and the Gospel (the proclamation peculiar to Christianity).

Mr. Belhaj, a former leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, wrote in The Guardian on Tuesday: "What worries us is the attempt of some secular elements to isolate and ignore others.

Superficially, Anderson's work suggests an attempt of some kind to assimilate philosophy to the sciences.

The attempt of some Middle Platonists (1st c. BCE 2nd c. CE) to claim a specifically Platonic logic failed, and in its stead, the Neo-Platonists (3rd 6th c. CE) adopted a scholasticized version of Aristotelian logic as their own.

But Falwell remained relevant, despite the attempts of some embarrassed Republicans to ignore him.

More dangerous were the attempts of some reviewers to link the novel to the Cleveland Street affair of 1889.

"We denounce the attempts of some to terrify people and to obstruct the trajectory of the revolution," he said.

It's a vile idea, made viler by the attempts of some to raise money for their efforts.

She had become ever more chagrined by the attempts of some of her girlfriends to lure a man down the aisle.