Sentence examples for attempts to dissolve from inspiring English sources

The city, for its part, attempts to dissolve everything that the village holds dear, especially its hierarchies, its "narrow mindedness" and its close scrutiny of women.

The Brotherhood responded to the government's attempts to dissolve the group by assassinating Prime Minister Maḥmūd Fahmī al-Nuqrāshī in December 1948.

Utopias, for all their promise of freedom, turn out to be extraordinarily rigid places, full of rules and demarcations -- attempts to dissolve or constrain desire, greed, envy or other human frailties.

ORIGINALITY OK, a show in which the hero learns in the first episode that he has terminal lung cancer and becomes a crystal meth "cook" in an effort to leave a nest egg for his family, and which features energetic attempts to dissolve a body in a bath of acid in episode two, should probably be filed under "not for all the family".

Network inertia refers to the persistent organizational resistance to changing inter-organizational network ties or difficulties that an organization faces when it attempts to dissolve old relationships and form new network ties (Kim et al. 2006).

Laycock attempts to dissolve the problem by attacking what led to it, viz., that all reference is singular reference, and mass reference is reference to singular sums (which have all of their parts essentially).

Similarly, the realist novel attempted to dissolve whatever smacked of literariness.

In doing so, he attempted to dissolve the division between ideas and action.

And it is the attempt to dissolve the molten security of family that is the real subject of Denial.

No doubt he could in all honesty think it useful to negotiate in an attempt to dissolve the allied coalition or even to obtain a general peace.

He first attempted to dissolve the rubber in turpentine, but his hand-coated fabrics were unsatisfactory in surface texture and smell.