Sentence examples for sense of endeavour from inspiring English sources

But the sense of endeavour, of tension, scrutiny and indecision changes every time and makes each painting vital and restless for all its composure.

People are coming back to the villages, from the capital Bamako, or from other nearby countries such as Côte d'Ivoire and Niger, to share in the new sense of endeavour, if not actual prosperity.

But there should be a comparable sense of communal endeavour.

There was a wonderful sense of community endeavour and achievement.

It was the year in which we joined with strangers to feel a sense of common endeavour and celebration.

I love that sense of collective endeavour, all of these people working, even if I don't know them.

Institutions that enable us to work together and understand both our differences and what we share in common contribute to our increased security and sense of collective endeavour.

"To be in a situation with lots of like-minded people where you have a sense of shared endeavour was great".

It's not credible to tell people to change behaviour unless government is creating a sense of wartime endeavour.' For Clegg, politics starts with ideas.

The number of long-range commuters and the prevalence of second homes also means that it is difficult to build the sense of mutual endeavour that glues a community together.

Changing who gets access to higher education takes a deliberate strategy on the part of a university, and a long term partnership with schools to develop trust and a genuine sense of mutual endeavour.