Sentence examples for some kind of effort from inspiring English sources

Art is something where you must make some kind of effort, and you get more than you had before.

LAST week John McCain cast his lot with those who are making some kind of effort at bridging our partisan rhetorical divide.

But the idea is that no art stands a chance unless we struggle, unless we make some kind of effort to think".

Sure, sometimes a lady wants to look pretty, and she'll make some kind of effort – for some, this means makeup, for others it is putting on a favourite dress.

When you think about it (a non-least-effort activity), almost everything in our consumer society is sold to us on the prospect of eliminating some kind of effort.

Somewhere between 20 and 200 Indian Muslims, of about 150 million in the country, have made some kind of effort to physically join Islamic State (Isis) in Iraq and Syria.

"Often people think they're powerless in a situation and actually, by making some kind of efforts, you're not.

While a consensus is growing that it will be some kind of multinational effort, experts said, the feat is within the grasp of one prosperous nation like the United States, if getting to Mars has a very high priority.

"We need to have some kind of orchestrated effort.

"It's something that he talked about and created a kind of amazing aura around," Mr. Lethem said, "so that people have an image of it as if it's some kind of consummated effort.

"There is a lot that we are working on that will be deployed in the event that we don't get some kind of international effort under way," Mrs. Clinton added without elaborating.