Sentence examples for notable attempt from inspiring English sources

Unlike Hannah Arendt, who judged Jewish collaboration with infamous disdain, Levi makes a notable attempt at comprehension and tempered judgment.

The most notable attempt to compete in commercial aviation began in the 1950's, when the postwar ban on Japan's building of aircraft was lifted.

Probably not from Hollywood, which hasn't had much success with this piece of history, the most notable attempt being Sydney Pollack's expensive flop "Havana" (1990).

"We have made a notable attempt to make this part of the way we analyse people," says Abby Cohen, Goldman Sachs's chief American investment-portfolio strategist.

The first notable attempt to reorganize the study of geometry was made by the German mathematician Felix Klein and published at Erlangen in 1872.

There's a notable attempt to keep things entertainingly light and pulpy, and for every mission crippled by ageing ideas there are two or three more that blister along with surprising ingenuity.

Brave is one of the most notable attempts: it's whole new browser, founded by former Firefox boss Brendan Eich.

In recent years, few notable attempts were made to fabricate the artificial basilar membrane, mimicking the mechanics of the human cochlea within a very short range of frequencies.

History and politics are never far from the minds of serious filmmakers, but there are notable attempts in New Directors to avoid polemics or sermons to the choir.

Wu Hsing-Kuo's Contemporary Legend Theater of Taiwan has made notable attempts to combine East and West, with Chinese opera interpretations of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" and "King Lear".

Mr Fox talks about his book in this video interview.Reinhart and Rogoff's book was one among several notable attempts to set the recent crisis into historical context.