Sentence examples for ever really trying to from inspiring English sources

Baseball is that friend who you don't really like, but he's been around forever, and his parents know your parents and they run into each other occasionally at the farmers market and trade stories about you both and so without ever really trying to keep in contact, you know every fucking detail about this kid's life.

But it's not something I've ever really tried to scrub as a reporter.

Do you ever really try to be funny in these roles?

"There are some mechanisms by which the two could be related, but, on the other hand, it's not like we have a 'super smeller' test, and no one's ever really tried to chase that down," says Hayes, who incidentally says there's only a "tiny kernel of truth" to the 80% statistic, "because it ignores touch sensations like burn or astringency".

It doesn't ever really try to deal with subjects in a rational way before the crisis hits, to empower the government to step in when it's needed, but not to be intrusive when it's not needed.

Indeed, it's not clear he ever really tried to find bin Laden.

And as an Arab-American of Iraqi heritage, I wondered how Might could ever really try to be Right again when it comes to the Arab World.

However, for whatever reason, nobody's ever really tried to sift through the history and work out a proper timeline of events.

The tension is broken when mother  says, ever so politely, "You gentlemen aren't really trying to kill my son, are you?" Cue polite and then increasingly hysterical laughter from those crowded in to the lift including the thwarted gunmen – as Grant stares grimly ahead.

For example, have you ever given advice that serves you instead of really trying to help the person?

What are you really trying to achieve?