Sentence examples for attempting to sum from inspiring English sources

It sounds like they've been sitting on the porch together, attempting to sum up their lives.

In the previous week, the Mannings have collectively said nearly 15,000 words to various news media attempting to sum up what it feels like to play against a sibling in a nationally televised N.F.L. game.

"At the end of the day," comments Kathryn Kanjo, attempting to sum up Weiwei's position, "it's all a fake".

"Kids are in many ways more savvy now than we were," Gionis says, attempting to sum it all up.

The series doesn't attempt to sum up the city.

Mr. Gelman then attempted to sum up the entire experience.

I'm not going to attempt to sum up 30 years of shows.

One user attempted to sum up the discussion: "Rapists rape, rapists are at fault for raping, rapists should stop raping, just stop raping people".

If we were to attempt to sum up in a single phrase the delightful yet also uncanny element in them, we would have to say: they have all been healed".

In doing so it attempted to sum up Truman's whole life, but the poster for The Tree of Life goes a step further, trying to encompass, in the same way the film does, the entire history of the universe.

Combining famous and little-known images, each carefully annotated grouping doesn't attempt to sum up a career; rather, it suggests the broader scope of the artist's range.