Sentence examples for not endeavour from inspiring English sources

And what about the assertors of the oneness of the all-must we not endeavour to ascertain from them what they mean by "being"?

Any number of reflective souls have seen that the deepest disappointments come from near-victories; to endeavour, but just to miss, is harder to bear than to realise one had better not endeavour at all.

Wittgenstein, however, does not endeavour to refute Platonism.

Otherwise many will not endeavour to join clubs and try it out.

The eye is constantly seeking after beauty; and if we do not endeavour to gratify it by proper proportions and an increase of size, where necessary, and thus remedy the defect of vision, a work will always be clumsy and disagreeable.

"If a woman is partial to a man, and does not endeavour to conceal it, he must find it out".

Bharat says that "most newspapers have stuck to a reliance on print format" and, with few exceptions, have not endeavoured to embrace the internet fully.

"Here in Europe if you are not endeavouring to fix the problem, you are part of the problem".

In addition these existing reviews have largely been restricted to the impact of parenting programmes on specific population sub-groups and have not endeavoured to estimate the overall impact of parenting programmes on children with conduct problems.

In his provocative speech, Mr Khambata said, "You can't endeavour to save our ethnicity at the cost of our religion". Drastic choice, it seems.

– at least he had an age-appropriate response and wasn't endeavouring to be "cool" and "dahn with the kidz".