Sentence examples for attempting once again from inspiring English sources

Then one day he'd be back, attempting once again to be their friend.

"The comptroller's comments on the budget have little merit," Mr. Lhota said, "and he is attempting once again to cover up his ethical lapses and faltering campaign".

In her 23rd year of showbusiness, and 12th year of British residency, she is attempting once again to step out of that shadow.

No 10 sources reacted furiously, attempting once again to draw a line under the affair with a challenge to Cameron's critics to "put up or shut up".

"This entire process is nothing but a conspiracy by Najib Razak to send me into political oblivion by attempting once again to put me behind bars".

Mr. Anwar repeated his claim that the trial was a "conspiracy" by Mr. Najib "to send me into political oblivion by attempting once again to put me behind bars".

Today, Odinga's supporters stand primed for any indication that Kenyatta's Kikuyu community may attempt once again to box the Luo out of power.

Although no compelling statement was forthcoming, Jewish thinkers beginning in the second half of the 20th century attempted once again to come to grips with eschatological concepts in all their varieties and forms.

When Clinton brought up the Trump organization's long history of stiffed employees, Trump attempted, once again, to make himself the wronged party: maybe he hadn't paid them because they'd done bad work, he said.

On Wednesday, Mr. Thompson, the leading Democratic candidate, attempted once again to deflate the mayor's celebratory rhetoric, releasing an audit saying a lack of oversight by the city encouraged cheating and test manipulation.

In response to this revival of pop Whorfianism, the linguist John H. McWhorter has written a short, sour, brilliant little book, "The Language Hoax" (Oxford), which attempts once again to explain to a general audience why the idea of linguistic relativism is empty.