Sentence examples for really attempting from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I feel like, wow, people are really attempting to accommodate other people and adjust their behavior.

A Whistling Woman accommodates pastiche, parody and even satire in an entirely different way, but what Byatt is really attempting is to make it even more capacious.

What Mr. Galliano is really attempting to do by showing clothes in such a seemingly deranged manner is to deconstruct the myth of Dior.

Eat and drink There's loads of great real ale pubs locally, but Holmfirth's Gonzo Bar is really attempting to expand people's beer horizons.

"I was tired of seeing the phrase 'African diaspora' thrown around without ever really attempting to address the _entire _diaspora," Emeke said.

Saul Bellow once said that all the great modern novelists were really attempting a definition of human nature, in order to justify the continuation of life and of their craft.

Do people really attempt to speed read literature?

I support this Governing Council.' Yet the Governing Council did not really attempt to represent the concerns of the Iraqi population.

What "Vengeance" really attempts to unravel is the problem of injustice, although it is not a protest novel.

"Neither side really attempted to work out what it was going to take to make it work.

UPDATE: Desmond Bishop slammed Manning on the throw, and the ball sailed over Hakeem Nicks who, to be honest, didn't really attempt to go after it.