Sentence examples for fact attempting from inspiring English sources

Silicon Valley is in fact attempting to solve a problem its products are partly to blame for.

But, in fact, attempting to be consistent to a single self can actually become a barrier to authenticity.

A few men testified that the wounded G.I. was in fact attempting to defuse the mine with his bayonet when it went off, wounding him.

They have been accused of Hellenizing Christianity (making it Greek in form and method), but they were in fact attempting to formulate it in intellectual categories congenial to their age.

Wallace's first novel, The Broom of the System (1987), and "Westward" resist the imminence of this considerable cultural fact, attempting to find ways not to bring apocalypse, either projectively or literally, into the world.

In fact, attempting to make them is a good way to prevent them from wanting to go or from getting anything out of the journey.

In fact, attempts to drain the marshes had been going on for years.

In fact, attempts to communicate private feelings in public are seen as fraught with danger.

In fact, attempts to increase social mobility are an endorsement, not a rejection, of the class system.

A product does not only speak but in fact attempts to convince a designer makes an argument that comes alive each time a person considers his or her creation.

Armstrong's almost casual admission that he had, in fact, attempted to assassinate the characters of O'Reilly and Betsy Andreu were one of Thursday's low points for some of his critics.