Sentence examples for attempted to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the realist novel attempted to dissolve whatever smacked of literariness.

In doing so, he attempted to dissolve the division between ideas and action.

The unrest began in March after the country's supreme court, stacked with pro-Maduro judges, attempted to dissolve the opposition-dominated National Assembly.

He first attempted to dissolve the rubber in turpentine, but his hand-coated fabrics were unsatisfactory in surface texture and smell.

In giving evidence Hicks admitted for the first time that the undertakings given to RBS were breached when he and Gillett attempted to dissolve the board and reconstitute it with directors favourable to their cause.

Describes his first months in Moscow, through the eyes of Intourist guide Rimma Shirakova, and Alexander Simchenko, boss of the U.S. and Canada desk of OVIR, the Visa and Registration Office, and how he attempted to dissolve his American citizenship.

Too late I realise, as I'm attempting to dissolve 15 sheets of gelatin in 120ml water, that he must mean the powdered stuff.

The city, for its part, attempts to dissolve everything that the village holds dear, especially its hierarchies, its "narrow mindedness" and its close scrutiny of women.

By humanism I mean first of all attempting to dissolve Blake's "mind-forg'd manacles" so as to be able to use one's mind historically and rationally for the purposes of reflective understanding.

"By humanism I mean first of all attempting to dissolve Blake's mind-forged manacles so as to be able to use one's mind historically and rationally for the purposes of reflective understanding and genuine disclosure.

The decrees prevent the courts from attempting to dissolve the upper house of parliament or the constituent assembly which is drawing up the country's new constitution, both dominated by his Islamist allies.