Sentence examples for classically try to from inspiring English sources

Heads of state classically try to show their masculinity by leading nations into war.

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Reid Hoffman, a leading venture capitalist, warned, "It's great they're being ambitious, but classically, in the Valley, when people try to reinvent an area it's ended very badly".

We did try to identify two etiologies classically involved in thrombocytopenia during sepsis, namely DIC and intra-medullary hemophagocytosis.

"We'd previously had a restaurant - Kate's a classically trained chef - so we decided to just try to help people.

I also try to buy ones that are less classically perfect than the ideal of carrot-shaped carrots –the more knobbly the better.

He added: "What classically happened was that the patients would take three months and try to diet.

I will teach you to sing correctly, and then you must try to adapt your rock singing to that.' But a classically operatic style doesn't always lend itself to rock.

A classically trained piano player, Mr. Sancious quit Manasquan High when he was 15 to try to make a life in music.

"We try to capture the so-called Russian soul so that it will be accepted by our Russian audience, so the character becomes a guy from the street," said Mr. Loginov, a classically trained actor.

"A White House case classically is someone who comes to the guard at the White House and says they have a special message for the president, or they try to go over the wall.