Sentence examples for from the trying from inspiring English sources
In announcing the award, theKennedy Center said, "As an actor she has been able to mine the humor in tragedy, and as a humorist she has never strayed far from the trying conditions that make us human and funny".
President-elect George W. Bush's loyalists said that while Mr. Clinton spared himself a possible indictment, he also spared Mr. Bush from the trying predicament faced by President Gerald R. Ford over whether to grant a pardon to his predecessor.
If, in addition, the agent's act of leg moving is distinct from the trying, then, again, the moving of the leg has not been caused proximally by the intention.
From the trying to be casual but every article of clothing costs $500 ,my hair just got done for another $400 and I'll see in you in The Hamptons this weekend collection.
You can deal with weakness, temptation, and doubt with patience, and come through as refined gold from the trying of your faith, covered by God's grace.
The Island's housing tradition bears the opportunity to be learned from the tried and evolved architectural solutions.
Windows 8 was a radical departure from the tried and tested Windows interface introduced in Windows 95.
For now, the hall has a chance to entice the Hamburg public away from the tried and true.
The paintings are pretty, but you wish the artist would risk departure from the tried and true (Johnson).
The drive to create smaller and cheaper laptops has emboldened manufacturers to stray from the tried and true.
The rest come from the tried and true methods of fundraising — phone calls and snail mail.
