Sentence examples for attempted to formulate from inspiring English sources

As I attempted to formulate a diplomatic, polite and supportive response, I pondered a few things.

Rebel militia then converged on Boston from all over New England, while London attempted to formulate a response.

Herbert Spencer, the 19th-century English philosopher, took up the idea and attempted to formulate it in physiological terms: "Emotions and sensations tend to generate bodily movements...

Since the 1930s the United States has attempted to formulate its Latin American foreign policy in consultation with the individual nations of the hemisphere and with the Organization of American States.

Many researchers have attempted to formulate various indices by applying a range of techniques.

Tracing all the different ways in which Chisholm attempted to formulate Brentano's Thesis would require a book-length discussion.

In most academic work, we teach students to discuss other people's ideas, before they attempt to formulate their own.

Allain explained that the Leo Group had been attempting to formulate a sophisticated tax strategy: "We were looking for a rare, and illiquid, asset".

Yonhap quoted an unidentified presidential official as saying she would seek cooperation from both her Saenuri party and liberal opposition parties, as she attempts to formulate a response to North Korea's latest nuclear test.

This approach would view the Universal Declaration as attempting to formulate a justified political morality.

In contrast, scientists attempting to formulate new models or concepts draw analogies between less similar domains.