Sentence examples for attempts to chart from inspiring English sources

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

The research in question concerned attempts to chart past temperature changes by studying direct measurements of temperature.

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

There are attempts to chart the fugitive passage through a city: cinema tickets, certificates, the bill from a restaurant, a line of matchbooks, a taxi meter, a stopped clock, a used coffee cup.

The LSE's New Urban Governance Project, a two-year research programme which attempts to chart different aspects of city management across the world, lists two Nigerian cities – Lagos and Port Harcourt – as places where the risk of corruption is a "highly relevant" governance challenge.

Before his team's win against Guiseley last Saturday, Gary Johnson spoke of "little icebergs that keep getting in the way" as he attempts to chart the course of good ship Cheltenham Town through the waters of the National League and back into the League Two.

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.

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.

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.