Sentence examples for effort with which from inspiring English sources

The effort with which Ms. Barnes invested steps in a solo suggested Gerda's struggles as she journeyed toward Kay.

The effort with which Cameron and his chancellor, George Osborne, tried to win makes the pain of the Brexit outcome all the more intense and humiliating.

Moore shows off the graceful ease with which she can work hard; Aniston shows off the fierce effort with which she achieves graceful ease.

The third section of the piece displayed yet again the fluidity with which the Ensemble played, but it also made clear the obvious effort with which the group prepared the piece.

Rhodes quotes McKelay's reporting for the magazine: [LeMay] spoke, McKelway wrote, "through teeth that had obviously been pried open only with effort, an effort with which the speaker had no real sympathy…." "I'll tell you what war is about," [LeMay] once said with characteristic bluntness.

It was in March that the judges of the Ninth Circuit learned of the practice of monitoring the judiciary's computers, an effort with which the Administrative Office of the Courts hoped to discourage their use for activities unrelated to work, like listening to music or surfing for pornography.

However, it does not mean that we are required to support those efforts with which we have fundamental disagreements".

or systematic landscape-scale monitoring efforts, with which to evaluate the status of wildlife populations or the success of different management strategies with respect to key wildlife targets.

But "3 Strikes" is definitely a second-string effort, compared with which even the pathetic last third of "Next Friday" looks like something out of Ernst Lubitsch, or at least Mel Brooks.

But a joint R&D effort with Intel, which he describes as the largest such effort in Hollywood today with a budget in the "many tens of millions of dollars" promises to change the way computer-generated animation is produced.

Sometimes it seems as if it is not the argument, but rather the little effort or passivity with which the issue is approached.