Sentence examples for never ending attempt from inspiring English sources
Once again they appear to be getting off scot free in their never ending attempt to demonize and harm the LGBT community whose only desire is to have the same marriage rights as their brothers and sisters, friends and relatives and to be able to marry the person they love.
LinkedIn is a website where, basically, you hawk yourself and your skills in a never ending attempt to jump from a job you hate to one you might not hate as much before you ending up hating that job and jumping to another that might not be as bad.
These are the most recent moves in the never-ending attempt to secure America's border with Mexico.
As a huge body of jurisprudence shows, this is a dilemma which has no final answer; instead there is a never-ending attempt to find the right balance.
The streetcar named "Desire" is both the name of one of the streetcars Blanche rides to her sister's home on Elysian Fields, a street in the French Quarter, and the symbolic vehicle used all too often by Blanche in her never-ending attempt to win the affection of men.
"Design and craftsmanship shape our lives for comfort, pleasure and progress," is the text at the film's end, which was commissioned by the Design Council as part of its never-ending attempt to awaken business and the public to the joys and value of good British design.
Even now, whenever I meet white Christians – regardless of denomination – there is a never-ending attempt to convert because to them my brown skin screams Hindu, Muslim, or Sikh.
After all the preseason buzz, the new-look Jets never ended up attempting a play in the Wildcat formation with Sanchez and Tebow on the field.
Obviously a sample of three souls out of the heaving hordes who fill our nation's laybys and Lions Clubs isn't enough to make any kind of formal conclusion but it seems that the hardy souls who endure long days in old barns and never ending nights in church halls attempting to bring disparate people together to enjoy the spirit-bolstering affects of dance are masochists.
The never-ending attempts to tear her down only build her up.
In humankind's never-ending attempts to distance itself from nature, what could hit closer to the bone?
