Sentence examples for attempting to chart from inspiring English sources

This dual character of Marxism imposes special burdens on anyone attempting to chart its history.

Sweden and the other Nordic countries are attempting to chart a different course.

Thirlwell, attempting to chart some sort of moral-aesthetic triangle bounded by Kurt Vonnegut, Martin Amis, and Milan Kundera, declares, "a threesome is the ultimate sexual unit.

A photographer is attempting to chart patterns in drug use across London by collecting the discarded plastic bags they are held in.

Lord Mandelson became the most senior Labour figure to voice doubts about Ed Miliband's leadership when he spoke of the "dangers" of attempting to chart a new course away from the party's election-winning formula under Tony Blair.

Bombs explode in marketplaces and sons fight in far-off lands in these 10 songs, but these are passing references, tributaries to the flow of human mystery that Simon is attempting to chart.

What the movie attempts to chart is how he discards that in order to find authenticity.

A paper posted at African Journals Online attempts to chart a course beyond colonialism for African philosophy.

Like Atul Gawande's "The Checklist Manifesto," Rubin's work urges you to prioritize: learning what not to attempt to chart and worry about is key.

Its founding principles emerged from a meeting in Bandung, Indonesia, in 1955, when leaders of developing countries attempted to chart an alternative path to taking sides in the all-consuming rivalry between the West and the Soviet Union.

The first was that each attempted to chart as straight as possible a path to his destination, such as an exit or the end of a corridor, while avoiding obstacles, including other pedestrians.