Sentence examples for forms of endeavor from inspiring English sources
The identification and careful exploration of and commentary on the forms and efficacies of this growing collection of works of thoughtful articulation and aesthetic expression are now principal forms of endeavor in Africana philosophy.
The creation and expression of new articulations and expressions of thoughtfulness by persons African and of African descent, and by other philosophers not African or of African descent, on these works as well as on old, continuing, or emergent issues pertinent to Africans and people of African descent make for other forms of endeavor in Africana philosophy.
The curve may very well be important to Recycling Economics, Finance, and a host of other cyclical and spirallic forms of endeavor, with periods of predictable growth and decline, based on well-known events, both natural and artificial.
Successful gamblers, like people who are successful in any form of endeavor, are those who study their craft the longest and find unseen ways to get an edge on the competition.
Compared to war, all other forms of human endeavor shrink to insignificance".
The very subject of "The Executioner's Song" is that vast emptiness at the center of the Western experience, a nihilism antithetical not only to literature but to most other forms of human endeavor, a dread so close to zero that human voices fadeout, trail off, like skywriting.
What is it that gives science its unity and sets it apart from all other forms of human endeavor?
Of course I do—I appreciate all forms of humanitarian endeavor.
This spirit of fraternal/sororal self-rule, Dewey insisted, might be applicable to all forms of social endeavor.
They've claimed that business is the highest form of human endeavor, and that the role of the state is to empower and emulate it.
IN "The Asphalt Jungle," a 1950 noir by John Huston that is credited with creating the template for the heist film, a duplicitous lawyer observes that "crime is only a left-handed form of human endeavor".
