Sentence examples for endeavoured as from inspiring English sources

Still, he endeavoured, as he puts it, to "change his lifestyle," and began experimenting with ways of cooking that didn't rely on wheat products.

Aristotle had asserted the need for a unity of time: "Tragedy endeavours, as far as possible, to confine itself to a single revolution of the sun, or but slightly to exceed this limit".

I endeavour as best I can to be social and kind to others however, I'm a fairly private person and tend to keep to myself.

A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden") to characterize the colonists' endeavour as part of a special pact with God to create a holy community.

Entrepreneurship to me is an emotional endeavour as much as a rational one.

They endured discrimination in their literary endeavours as well as in their daily lives.

But in boxing, to land the killer blow is a constant endeavour as much as it is an occupational hazard.

Singer and composer Phillip D. Bliss was among the most important figures in this endeavour, as were evangelist Dwight L. Moody and his musical collaborator Ira D. Sankey.

To further endeavours as lofty as "humanising digital", some participants engaged in "commando networking" and even such activities as "design thinking" at the "thin edge of the innovation wedge".

It was not aired on national television and was full of ad breaks, giving it a Superbowl-type atmosphere and leading to criticism that it was a money-making endeavour as much as it was a historic occasion.

The evolution of the National Living Wage will be at the heart of this political endeavour, as will the future of the ring-fenced NHS, schools and international development budgets.