"I am not trying to be seen," he said, but rather strives to "let the story happen".
While interpretation starts within each story, it is not devoid of context but rather strives to "make sense of personal experience in relation to cultural discourses a window to the contradictory and shifting nature of hegemonic discourses, which we tend to take for granted as stable, monolithic forces" [ 32].
Gursky does not choose to be excluded from normal life, but rather strives, with quirky futility, to achieve the ordinary.
We should not destroy or reinvent the United Nations, but rather strive to shore up incrementally the legitimacy of its most important organ.
On Monday, our state will have a new governor, and with it we will have a chance to begin anew and usher in a positive era of bi-partisan cooperation that does not seek to steamroll over those with legitimate differences of opinion, but rather strives to bring people together in order to build a better future for all the people of New York.
Our study also reveals that about a third of the interventions covered by this review are not primarily designed to create employment but rather strive for income stabilization and poverty reduction.
We are not ashamed of where we come from, but rather strive to be recognized for what we have to contribute.
Yet to live in Noah times--and to learn from Noah's own mistakes--means realizing we must not emulate his smallness, but rather strive to be the kind of people who believe we have the power to do no less than shape the future of the world.
From a representation standpoint, it is essential for OBI and other resources which describe assays, that they do not stop simply at the raw output of the assay, but rather strive to capture the central aspects a data item provides about the biological entity of interest to the assay.
Rather, striving is "nothing but the actual essence of the thing" (Ethics, part 3, prop. 7).
