The obvious way to do this is by endeavoring not to appear too strident or bellicose.
The hypercivilized, unimaginably savage Aztecs made war almost tenderly, wielding wooden swords that were edged with bits of obsidian or flint and, in face-to-face combat, endeavoring not to kill their enemies but, commonly by striking at their legs, to disable and capture them.
By Peter Schjeldahl The hypercivilized, unimaginably savage Aztecs made war almost tenderly, wielding wooden swords that were edged with bits of obsidian or flint and, in face-to-face combat, endeavoring not to kill their enemies but, commonly by striking at their legs, to disable and capture them.
There is no way to create a headless prosecutor in some other branch of government — which is why the regulations endeavor not to cut the attorney general out of prosecutions (which would be unconstitutional), but rather to shed sunlight and transparency on the choices an attorney general makes.
Putting together lessons from my past and my observations of others, I came up with the goals of not aging into being a crabby old man, remaining open to the thoughts and concepts of others in this rapidly changing world, and endeavoring not to repeat myself in conversations.
It endeavors not to shake off the authority of a master, but that its masters should be none but its equals.
Eventually, I let it go and endeavor not to do it again; until the next time".
Most recently, Verso has published an elegant little book of essays by four academics who endeavored not only to unpack the phrase but also to find interpretations that can inform and inspire resistance to the current worldwide assault on human rights.
Furthermore, this measure, unprecedented and unprovoked, will further liminalize an already marginalized work force and disregard all those who have endeavored not only to provide for ourselves, our families, and our communities, but also to actively contribute to the culture of New Orleans.
