Sentence examples for by attempting to explain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fox opened by attempting to explain the intransigence he demonstrated before the video cameras on Tuesday, when he tried to force the other two candidates to hold the debate that night.

In the shallow commentaries on the embryonic leadership contest, Burnham is dismissed as "anti-reform" – although he seeks the most sweeping reform since the birth of the NHS: the integration of health and social care – while Cooper is seen as rooted in the past by attempting to explain calmly what the last Labour government got right and wrong in its approach to public spending.

CTM develops RTM by attempting to explain all psychological states and processes in terms of mental representation.

By attempting to explain givenness within a larger framework of an active consciousness, Maimon presents a position that avoids — at least in principle — the problems that Maimon sees with Kant's cognitive dualism.

The topic is addressed by first attempting to explain the importance of analytical accounting and, most importantly, the function of control and internal company economies, both of which have been borrowed from private companies and used in the university system.

Back in Cabbagetown, Millan, propped up by latte, is attempting to explain the complex, intertwining histories of the members of BSS.

This remarkable claim comes in a university statement, sardonically called a "partial apology" by the Boston Globe, attempting to explain why Harvard semi-searched email accounts of 16 "resident deans" to find out who'd leaked information about a student cheating scandal to the press.

Since the majority of organic molecules do no absorb visible light [37], we need only consider the attenuation of light caused by scattering when attempting to explain the transparency of each material.

In this study, we sought to fill this gap by documenting and attempting to explain between-hospital variation in charges for the same, average woman's inpatient stay for vaginal birth or caesarean section in California relatively homogeneous episodes of care.

The Challenge of Bewilderment treats the epistemology of representation in major works by Henry James, Joseph Conrad, and Ford Madox Ford, attempting to explain how the novel turned away from its traditional concern with realistic representation and toward self-consciousness about the relation between knowing and narration.

The merging of these different theories, along with several additional themes, was proposed by Grant Hildebrand (1991), an architectural historian attempting to explain the innate appeal of several of Frank Lloyd Wright's residences.