Sentence examples for attempt to call from inspiring English sources

It's an attempt to call conventional definitions of sculpture into question.

Simon's show is an attempt to call attention to the events that precipitated this decision.

The abbey's website gives details of the brief windows when buyers may attempt to call with an order.

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Allardyce eventually cottoned on, instructing Jarvis to stay further forward in an attempt to call Boyce's bluff.

Another couple's attempt to call their child Frasie ("strawberry") was also denied by the same court in January.

Smith taped this pointless exchange, then filed the reel after labelling it "Last attempt to call Chaplin".

In fact, any attempt to call upon societies to make badly needed sacrifices in this time of crisis has to start with a reduction of social injustice.

The "situation" he refers to was my fruitless single-handed attempt to call attention to the scourge of international terrorism by protesting Kreisky's notorious embrace of the P.L.O.

The show, titled "Coal + Ice" and produced by the Asia Society in New York, is an ambitious attempt to call attention to the long-range impact of humanity's unrelenting thirst for energy.

And any attempt to call attention to an older woman's age could suggest a double standard: Ronald Reagan was 69 when he won the presidency in 1980 and was in his 70s four years later when he won 49 states.