Sentence examples for direction of trying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ferrer's first steps yesterday were in the direction of trying to appeal to white Democrats.

Now a lot of people have turned in this direction of trying to incorporate human curation in what they do".

"One of the reasons they are doing this is because they think the British government is actually moving in the direction of trying to get away from guaranteeing all the largest banks in Britain," Osborne said.

There has been an obsession with changing structures over the past 25 years involving all governments, mostly in the direction of trying to make state-funded schools look like private schools – an impossible task given the totally different contexts.

"As I understand it," Mr. Osborne told BBC radio, "one of the reasons they're doing this is that they think the British government is actually moving in the direction of trying to get away from guaranteeing all the largest banks in Britain, in other words trying to deal with the 'too big to fail' problem".

"I think the president himself has been unbelievably bending in the direction of trying to be careful about what happens to national security, protecting our national security interests, being very sensitive about the C.I.A.'s prerogatives and needs and so forth," Mr. Kerry said Sunday in an interview on "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" on ABC.

Nick Hanauer, a Seattle tech entrepreneur and investor who is also a prominent advocate for greater income equality, called the unionization effort a "step in the right direction in terms of trying to bring some sanity and balance to these new business models".

With office party invites and holiday party emails flying in from every direction, the stress of trying to figure out what to wear to an event becomes more stressful and exhausting than the actual event itself.

They are here under Moscow's direction, with the goal of trying to bring order to the chaos.

When the ship begins to charge you, turn away from it in the opposite direction that you are traveling, instead of trying to outrun it and let it pass.

Thus, feeling guilty is a side effect of trying to give meaning and direction to our lives.