Sentence examples for strive to carry from inspiring English sources

A similar tension — between the impulse to embrace the obvious and the desire to repudiate it — runs through Mr. Soderbergh's films, many of which strive to carry out tried-and-true genre moves with intelligence and surprise.

As current trustees of these large foundations and trusts are keen to point out, they strive to carry on their work in the same spirit as their founders.

"The name UNIONMADE is an overarching concept and narrative for the store, signifying that we strive to carry well made and aesthetically timeless goods," the company wrote the customer, according to Gawker.

As such, this HSSC presented a relevant laboratory for this study, as it was representative of a series of challenges facing HSSCs in Quebec as they strive to carry out their mandate to develop organizational models that will lead to better integrated care.

Humanitarian agencies and NGOs, in cooperation with donors, should strive to carry out a comprehensive "diagnosis" of a humanitarian situation, which covers: - analysis of the context and how it may evolve, - needs and how they may evolve, - existing capacities and the support which could be provided to strengthen them, and - the constraints affecting the response.

They have resurrected work that had been scattered to the winds, striving to carry on for clients as if nothing had happened.

The film turns on his efforts to succeed and on the opening-night party, which his entire rivalrous family strives to carry off.

DePaulo et al. [28] point out that cues to deception are more evident when individuals are striving to carry out deception successfully.

We strived to carry out the two experiments in May and October under similar conditions except for the thinning; nevertheless, strict control of some conditions, such as the weather and season-specific flora and fauna, was not possible.

The Barcelona star never stopped striving to carry his team over the line in the manner achieved by his great predecessor Diego Maradona, who inspired them to their last World Cup when they beat Germany in Mexico City in 1986.

Portraying a woman who grew up in a shack in Illinois with gross redneck caricatures for parents, Ms. Driver strives determinedly to carry off a role that at odd moments suggests a worst-nightmare parody of Kathie Lee Gifford.