Sentence examples for seeks to drag from inspiring English sources

Compared with le Carré's, its slower, thicker prose seeks to drag visceral recognitions from us, keeping us alert and tense.

Revolving around three couples who spend way too much time together, the series slaps on the griddle the requisite bromance between two best friends — the semi-responsible Dave, and Vance, the party boy who seeks to drag him through various acts of brainlessness.

While The Evil Within may not eventually surpass Mikami's magnum opus Resident Evil 4 in terms of quality, its arrival on the latest generation of consoles couldn't be more timely as it seeks to drag the current hardware's crisp visuals and raw computing horsepower through blood, dirt and darkness.

After dubbing it a weaker version of "Toxic", he said, "And that just leaves us here with a song ['Poison'] which is all stomp and huff, a dramatic bang of a thing, which seeks to drag all the bad girls to the dancefloor so they can holler their evil intentions to into the faces of nervous men.

By keeping very good records of what the boss has asked of you, including asking for clarifications, extensions, changes, etc. to your work program, you can provide proof when your moody boss flies off the handle and seeks to drag you under.

Kenyatta should not seek to drag the country down the path of authoritarianism.

Seeking to drag himself back into the race, Bush reclaimed the mantle of the party elder.

When their ship was crushed, they sought to drag their lifeboats hundreds of miles to open water.

Our entire community must unite against those who seek to drag us back to the bloody days of the past.

Syria's president, Bashar Assad, accused Israel of deliberately seeking to drag his country and the rest of the Middle East into a wider conflict.

In one corner are the "modernisers", led by David Cameron, who are seeking to drag the party, kicking and screaming, onto the sacred centre ground of British politics.