Sentence examples for it might be trying from inspiring English sources

The way the clam is moving its foot around in the video also suggests it might be trying to get a better sense of its waterless environment -- and escape.

It might be trying too hard to be noticed, or it might just be original.

It might be trying to clear away obstacles; finding a new job or roommate; looking for clarity, confidence, guidance, or love.

The country might be facing another famine, or it might be trying to weaken international support for U.N. sanctions by manufacturing glimpses of starvation.

An award-winning Canadian mini-series being shown Thursdays on the Sundance Channel, "Terminal City" leads you to wonder if it might be trying to right the wrongs of so many years of "Survivor" and its culturally malignant offspring.

The true things it might be trying to express in a flamboyant way, that for instance the real includes us, and we imagine things that are not, believe things that are not so and want things that cannot be, are as familiar as our heartbeats.

Hard as it might be, try to see things from the other person's perspective.

As difficult as it might be, try to show patience and humility.

Some said it appeared he might be trying to buy votes, which he vehemently denied.

He says that partly explains why, in a later battle, a young Argentine soldier was shot when it appeared he might be trying to surrender.

Be ready to audit, inspect, and defend every part of it, if you think anyone might be trying to corrupt it.