Sentence examples for attempts a bit of from inspiring English sources

It attempts a bit of everything and it finally takes you nowhere very much.

The report also attempts a bit of future-gazing and predicts that in the next 10 years, children growing up will have little understanding of a world without the internet.

Ravings get ratings and Morgan attempted a bit of it himself and got run over.

Cal would usually attempt a bit of humor when I visited, as though trying to cheer me up.

Every now and again, designers attempt a bit of outside-the-box thinking regarding the lounge suit.

Instead I'm going to attempt a bit of honesty (and then hide under a table in my flat and await the inevitable backlash).

Giroux was suspended for headhunting, and his team was further undone when its own overpriced goalie, Ilya Bryzgalov, then attempted a bit of Brodeurian puck redistribution, which backfired — literally.

You might as well attempt a bit of outside-the-box thinking about a Pot Noodle: it is what it is, and there's a reason it has largely stayed the same since it was invented.

He is also attempting a bit of cultural analysis, subtly questioning the role of tradition - is it harmless local colour, or can it sometimes reinforce more pernicious ideas of mob mentality, tribalism, entrenched conservatism and - in the case of Darkie Day - outright racial mockery?

But then, that's surely the real purpose of the place: you might think you're going there for a fun afternoon out, but you're really acquiescing in someone's attempt at a bit of light indoctrination.

The Lib Dems' attempt at a bit of Budget differentiation from their Conservative partners this morning turned into a rather giggly farce.