Other films in the series, while striving less, achieve more, to judge from a whirlwind tour of excerpts.
While our ethnic and cultural quarters solidify and thrive outside the borough -- in Flushing, Astoria, the new bohemias of Dumbo, Williamsburg and Long Island City, and along Atlantic Avenue -- Manhattan becomes a place of privilege, inhospitible to striving, less and less like New York.
Outwardly, Bush is less the striver, perhaps because he has had to strive less.
In contrast to Impressionism, with which it is often associated, Tonalist painters strove less for verisimilitude in their pictures than for the creation of a poetic, sometimes even downright mysterious mood.
Let us celebrate youth by all means, but let's strive less for the zeitgeist, and endeavour to support writers of all ages and sexes because they happen to be talented, not because they are new.
(GP 10) The GPs strove for less pain, less anguish and less loneliness for the patients to achieve the best possible well-being, often with help from the nurse.
Danny Cipriani has already suffered for daring to be slightly different and Foden's lack of conformity should be regarded as a plus by a side striving for less predictability in attack.
7. It must be simple, user-friendly, striving towards less paperwork.
Principle 7 related to this: "It must be simple, user-friendly, striving towards less paperwork".
The combination discussed above, of reading with scaffolding tasks outside of class as homework, also provides the answer to a conundrum faced by all instructors striving toward less lecturing and more active learning in classes, namely, how can all the necessary content be "covered"?
The Wus strive less to let America in than to squeeze China out — "squeeze every bit of it out of themselves!" Nan tells Danning, "I spit at China, because it treats its citizens like gullible children and always prevents them from growing up into real individuals.
