Sentence examples for attempting to define a from inspiring English sources

Experts are reportedly attempting to define a new search area, despite the absence of any funding commitment to enact it.

I'd been doing this for a while, attempting to define a word for an object or even a concept.

News that the ATSB was attempting to define a new search area, despite a lack of any funding commitment, was first reported in August.

Stripped of excessive ornament, but retaining traditional motifs, the style seems to be attempting to define a national identity – a "romantic peasant unifying glue".

In attempting to define a new literature, Tevfik Fikret and his contemporaries often wrote in an obscure style and in language containing many Arabic and Persian words not easily accessible to the average reader.

In the 1950s and '60s he published a series of books on the history of Western philosophy and a study of religious consciousness and institutional religion, at the same time attempting to define a humanistic Marxism; the latter effort resulted in Towards a Marxist Humanism (1967).

Thursday night's debate was defined by two questions, by the two current leading contenders, each of whom was attempting to define an uncomfortable line of inquiry as off limits.

Thus, attempts to define a pancreatic CSC-specific genetic, epigenetic or proteomic signature has been challenging.

Previous reports have attempted to define a universal value that was independent of a material's plastic response.

Cambridge Analytica's technology attempts to define a voter's predominant personality type adding this to the list of things campaigns know about you.

If you were to attempt to define a German and a Spanish style right now you would most likely end up with two differing but also seductively conjoined models.