Sentence examples for it endeavouring from inspiring English sources

He went down to the beach and made a sandcastle, carefully planting a miniature Union Jack on top of it, endeavouring not to think about the perfidy of the voters in the Glasgow East by-election and the deluded nationalism of his Scottish countrymen.

In this process, it endeavours to impose methodical checks on its cause-and-effect hypotheses.

He moves the discussion from revelation to epistemology and arrives at the following mischievous conclusion: "No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle, unless the testimony be of such a kind, that its falsehood would be more miraculous, than the fact, which it endeavours to establish".

It endeavoured to establish internationally agreed-upon rules and procedures to fight illegal tobacco trade.

And Waitrose has inadvertently moved towards aggravating the problem, as it endeavours to sanitise our lunchtime.

It endeavours to tell a complex story of power-shifts with very simplistic, minimalist prose.

It endeavoured to protect tradition both by law and through theology (e.g., in returning to neo-Thomism).

Iran must be supported, without prejudice, as it endeavours to provide peaceful nuclear knowledge and capability for future generations.

Riker labeled his theory "positive political theory," because it endeavoured to produce only statements that are falsifiable and can be empirically verified.

This place was used to process wood before Bosnia's war of the early 1990s, and now it processes – it endeavours to assemble – the dead.

The Whittington Hospital, in north London, – which reported the doctor to the police – said today that it endeavoured "to support our clinical staff who often face difficult, challenging and emergency situations and strive to do their very best".