Sentence examples for really attempts to from inspiring English sources

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

The unspoken irony is that shows like may be part of that gentrification - an altogether thornier knot than this light play really attempts to untie.

There isn't a chink in Greenberg's professional script, but it never really attempts to capture, let alone analyze, what makes Capote's Holly feel so alive, or why she makes everyone who loves her feel more alive, too.

Amy Schmittauer, host of Shmittatistic! Social Media Tips yes really, attempts to offer some insight into the wacky world of +K.

Icke combines discussion about the universe and consciousness with conspiracy theories about public figures being satanic paedophiles, and how apparently unconnected events are really attempts to control humanity.

The editorial falsely asserts that Holder "assert[ed] to black audiences that voter ID laws are really attempts to disenfranchise black Americans.

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.

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

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

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.