Sentence examples for more strive from inspiring English sources

The last of the sequence is Rosmersholm (1886), in which variants of the destructive saint (Brand) and the all-too-human rogue (Peer) once more strive to define their identities, but this time on a level of moral sensitivity that gives the play a special air of silver serenity.

To the parts of ourselves that worry we are not enough, this can unconsciously create a kind of 'project'... a push to try harder, be more, strive in a way that takes us away from rather than helping us settle into our most powerful place... who and what we have always been, and already, really are.

We always have to be doing more, striving for more, offering more and doing it all faster.

"We know we need to do more, constantly strive to do more, to create and foster the conditions for growth".

His comment reflects how the Telemundo move is part of a significant trend as more marketers strive to reach Hispanics.

While there are many subpar teachers, there are many more who strive to instill the love of learning in their students.

As more companies strive for market share, the results were on display here this week at the Russian Arms Expo 2004, where more than 200 companies presented their wares.

This Burkeman calls the "negative path": the idea that the more we strive for happiness, and other psychological goods like security and confidence, the less we achieve them.

The more you strive for that, the happier you will be".

Haben Girma puts it well: "As more communities strive for inclusion, they struggle with the question, 'How?'.

Expect to see more suppliers strive to offer clientless SD-WAN.