Sentence examples for strange endeavour from inspiring English sources
Neddy's cockamamy plan to traverse all the swimming pools between his neighbour's house and his own is presented in close third person so that such a strange endeavour comes off as whimsical with a bit of creative rigour.
As home to the painter Salvador Dalí and inspiration for some of his greatest and strangest artistic endeavours, the Costa Brava fishing port of Cadaqués is used to the surreal.
But that is a different matter from composing sonatas and symphonies, which to Americans would always seem a strange, profitless, suspiciously effete endeavour.
'O people of Baghdad, remember that for 26 generations you have suffered under strange tyrants, who have endeavoured to set one Arab house against another in order that they may profit by your dissensions.
A hunt for the first moon orbiting a planet outside our solar system, a study into how LSD affects the brain, and an attempt to unravel what the dodo did with its strange beak are among the latest scientific endeavours to appeal for financial help from the crowd online.
Babysitting George is a strange book, as might be expected of an artistic endeavour born out of occupational happenstance rather than any particular dedication to its subject.
There's something strange about him, something unfinished.' Looking back over 50 years of literary endeavour, much of it hard-fought, he reckons he has come 'an unimaginable distance'.
"Roger, wheels stopped, Endeavour.
Endeavour is their Mystery".
Revolution is a risky endeavour.
