Sentence examples for endeavoring to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

In Part 2, the post-Atticus Finchlike voice the author adopts works in her favor as she aims to find justice for the Hemingses and to do justice by them by endeavoring to reconstruct their everyday life abroad and in Jefferson's fashionable house on the Champs-Elysées.

Theorizing about how best to recover accurate messages from noisy signals goes back many centuries to scholars who endeavored to reconstruct ancient texts from variously miscopied manuscripts.

Indeed over recent years researchers have endeavored to reconstruct the VLC-PUFA biosynthetic pathways in plants [ 23– 28].

The first bottleneck (substrate dichotomy) was identified as researchers endeavored to reconstruct either partially or entirely the LC-PUFA biosynthetic pathways in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

Indeed, the idea of loss is a crucial aspect of Schulz's principal endeavor: to reconstruct the world of childhood, a world that the writer can approach only through memory and imagination.

Substituted Judgment endeavors to reconstruct the subjective point of view of the patient — i.e., the patient's own view of his interests — whenever such reconstruction is a viable possibility.

He is often endeavoring to make things right.

That is what we are endeavoring to do.

We have endeavored to be cautious in the interpretation of the phylogenetically reconstructed patterns, largely because the status of the phylogeny remains somewhat ambiguous.

I endeavored to answer him.

We endeavor to celebrate the connections of people to place.