Sentence examples for in an attempt to recreate from inspiring English sources

Recently, hyaluronic acid (HA) has been incorporated in collagen matrices in an attempt to recreate tissue specific microenvironments.

Widowed, she has moved back there in an attempt to recreate her untroubled, luxurious pre-war life.

Le Gallou once told me that he started base jumping in an attempt to recreate a recurrent childhood dream, of "flying with my arms".

His own novels reflect his concern for folk themes; Macunaíma (1928) is written in his highly idiomatic style in an attempt to recreate actual Brazilian speech.

I wanted to bring the characters to life by using a diversity of voices and dialects in an attempt to recreate the vibrancy of the oral tradition.

Paul Collingwood has called on England to "go hard" at Australia in the forthcoming NatWest series, in an attempt to recreate the spirit of 2005.

In the US, it was typically known as slacker chic, which segued into the "hipster" aesthetic, which was, in its most basic sense, an attempt to recreate authenticity.

In other words, the movie offers a retrospective view of Hollywood, and an attempt to recreate it in the present tense, that is based on a willfully blinkered sentimentality born of the worst, not the best, of classic Hollywood.

BBC developers have apparently built a custom Storify integration for the BBC site — you can see what it looks like in this BBC Radio 2 liveblog of an attempt to recreate The Beatles' debut album Please Please Me.

In some ways it's an incantation, an attempt to recreate the spellbinding warmth of the Santa Ana winds, the weightless days spent bodysurfing at Santa Monica beach, the joy of chasing Butch – the family dog – around the backyard peach and lemon trees.

An attempt to recreate a human kidney in vitro by means of a scaffold constitutes an extremely difficult challenge.