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You can use it to talk about attempting to do something, usually something that is difficult and worthy of effort. For example: "I endeavor to be an example of kindness and grace to everyone I meet."
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"Thank you, sir. I endeavor to give satisfaction".
Like every game I ever coached on the professional or collegiate level, I endeavor to the best of my professional ability to position my team to win.
"They explained their point of view on this, and I endeavor to take this back and study it very intently to try to find a solution".
He tends to repeat this every year as I endeavor to make a culturally correct cake that avoids association with sand and suffering.
By early November he wrote his friend Ulysses S. Grant that, at least in Memphis itself, he was "satisfied a change of opinion is rapidly growing here which I endeavor to foster & encourage".
"I endeavor to fathom the deeper causes of racial inequality so that, ultimately, I can assess the public morality of American social policy on this issue," Loury tells us.
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I endeavored to answer him.
I endeavored to answer as best I could.
I endeavored to leave the tall and robust plants, and disinter the short and spindly ones.
The digital courier delivered more inquiries about where to eat in New York City, and I endeavored to answer as best I could.
But she ignores the context I endeavored to provide in which two generations, and potentially more to come, experience this difficult journey, effectively abandoned by the government.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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