Sentence examples for attempting something different from inspiring English sources

Sometimes even the notion that someone's attempting something different is enough to furrow the critics' brows.

Though this anti-war musical was not popular with audiences or critics, many praised its bravery in attempting something different.

The prose relaxes into a voice rather than an effect, and it becomes apparent that Cole is attempting something different from Sebald's project.

The Thai Elephant Orchestra attempts something different.

In The Age of Shakespeare he attempts something different, although it is not entirely clear what.

I'm not sure if dialogue has been written in such form in YA fiction before but I believe language only changes when brave authors attempt something different.

Beyoncé attempted something different as people had strong expectations from her; she experimented with stronger lyrics.

Feeling the need to attempt something different, Madonna wanted the sound of her new album to indicate what could be popular in the music world.

But in Dangerous Hero, he is attempting something slightly different.

For example, in many areas of culture, the influence of television is depressingly conservative: stage comedies are encouraged to become more like sitcoms in order to attract stars from the box and The X Factor notoriously promotes the idea that talent in pop music involves singing old songs less well than the original artists rather than attempting something new and different.

As editors, attempting something new and different is what keeps our jobs interesting".