Sentence examples for necessity trying from inspiring English sources

Yet all of the title characters of "The Exonerated" have become philosophers by necessity, trying to find logic and design in what has happened to them.

Now, it seems that carmakers are making a virtue out of a necessity, trying to gain some useful PR mileage from a process that was, in reality, more or less inevitable.

One senior division head I worked with would say to his team members during their performance reviews, "Show me your scrap heap". The request perfectly conveys the idea that high achievers will, of necessity, try some things that don't work out.

Sanchez out of necessity tried to patch together support from Latinos, Republicans and independents.

But for all the show's inventiveness, born of the necessity of trying to make drama on a shoestring, its flaws remain apparent.

To the extent that those responsible for performance of this primary function are diverted from it by the necessity of trying cases, the basic fighting purpose of armies is not served.

If everything that goes wrong is the fault of a secret cabal, that relieves you of the tedious necessity of trying to understand how a complex world really works.

We are all, religious believers or not, subject to the rule of law and no one can remove from legislators the necessity of trying to see to it that laws are good laws, that is, for the common good.

Rather than cementing itself to fixed axis points like in Mario's recent 3D adventures, the viewpoint can be fully rotated around the jigsaw-esque environments, which is a necessity when trying to avoid stupidly falling foul of a collapsing bridge.

Successful leaders have found that empowerment results from finding a leverage point from which they can encourage others to see the necessity of trying something new.

Hernando William de Vos Courtright was born in Coeur D'Alene, Ida., reared in San Francisco, and learned the necessity of trying harder when he was 6 years old.