Sentence examples for longer attempted from inspiring English sources

Greenberg thought that painters no longer attempted to imitate objects for the same reason that Horkheimer and Adorno offered: because realism had been co-opted by the culture industries of the modern state.

In the control experiment, participants no longer attempted to ignore the distractor while attending to targets.

One GP stated he no longer attempted it, while others believed they just did not have the skills to succeed.

When Cruz lost control of the ball, he was no longer attempting to catch a pass.

I no longer attempt new things because I am too afraid of failing.

It no longer attempts to export revolution, and it lives in a dangerous neighbourhood, now with American troops also nearby.

He suggested this problem was on the wane because the boats were no longer attempting to leave Indonesia for Australia.

While Cohen was faltering, Sokolova was thriving, landing a triple-triple combination, something that Kwan no longer attempts, and performing a clean, upbeat program.

More notably, the new Newsweek will no longer attempt to re-report and annotate the week's events — an expensive, unsustainable approach to making a weekly news magazine.

It no longer attempts bouillabaisse — largely, the proprietors once told me, because when it was put on the menu, customers brought along travelled friends who said that it couldn't possibly be the real thing.

(In the past, some universities used quotas to keep Asian numbers down).Sensing that it would soon be on the wrong side of the law, the University of Massachusetts announced last month that it would no longer attempt to increase diversity through racial preferences.