Sentence examples for strive to bind from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Cupp would be better served by following one of the original Republicans — Abraham Lincoln — who wrote, in his second inaugural address, "with malice toward none and charity for all let us... strive to bind up the nation's wounds".

The city was divided into four quarters, each dedicated to a deity; Amon and Wadjet were the Egyptian gods, Seth and Astarte the Asiatic, as Ramses strove to bind the religions of Syria and Egypt.

Andrea di Robilant is a distinguished scholar of Venetian history, and in "Irresistible North," his third book, he strives to bind his tripartite material into a persuasive narrative unity.

But knocking down the ancient fabric of the city and replacing it with bland concrete blocks and towers is part of the same sinicisation process that has been applied in Tibet: another way Beijing strives to bind up the nation's fraying fringes.

So could gossip have emerged out of these more physical origins; a spoken interaction replacing a physical one; both striving to bind together individuals and society?

Whereas Catholics were bound to strive to achieve enough good works to please God, the Reformers taught that believers stood before God completely freed of this duty and from the enslaving pride that went with the notion that the believers had achieved or at least had substantially cooperated in their own salvation.

When businesses strive to offer value, customers are bound to become an early adopter of their product or service and then spread the word which will end up reaching the late adopters.

We strive to get better".

"Strive to underpromise and overdeliver".

CENTRAL bankers ordinarily strive to be boring.

We hope both strive to do better.