Sentence examples for striving to present from inspiring English sources
The 15-member union and the United States have been striving to present a united front to start a new round of market-opening global trade talks.
The fiancé is said to be "inconsolable," although whether Beckett himself required consoling, or whether he was striving to present himself as someone with no such needs, is impossible to gauge.
The seizure also stands in contrast to the image that the Chinese government is striving to present to the American public, as the Senate prepares to take up a bill this fall to normalize trade relations with China.
Many, incidentally, are reported to have been taken in by madrassas such as Mr Aziz's.Amid all this distressing news, the government is striving to present the fighting in South Waziristan as something positive.
Mr. Shamsul said while some Muslims in Malaysia may express "doubt about the wisdom" of ties with the Vatican, it was unlikely that there would be major political repercussions because the country's main opposition Islamic party, the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, has been striving to present a more moderate image.
With city officials striving to present the best image of New York to visitors — and with social media making every public rat sighting a potential embarrassment — rat-abatement efforts have increased.
It strives to present fascist Italy as a cauldron of creativity where rich experiments were taking place.
Mr. Finkelstein argues, with nuances, that it didn't, and Mr. Shanks strives to present evidence that it did.
But while the film lets Biko say that, it strives to present him as it wants him to be – humble, chaste, non-violent – not who he was.
The eclectic lineup was business as usual for Mr. Bragin, who, along with Walter Nick Durkacz, the club's longtime promoter, strives to present a worldwide spectrum of sounds.
Mr. Frank insisted it be maintained this way, to evoke loss, Mr. Leopold added, and the museum strives to present Anne's story "in an emotional way".
