Sentence examples for that endeavors from inspiring English sources

Children's literature, with its affinities for the fabulous, the celebratory and the exemplary, has seemed a more comfortable environment for such a story than professional historical writing that endeavors to be critical, contextual and analytic and to build its interpretations on a rich documentary record.

The sisters were working at the company — Linda, who is thirty-five, as head of marketing and Esther, who is thirty-one, overseeing visuals — but, as so many millennials do, they decided to start a side hustle: Riley Rose, a beauty and life-style emporium that endeavors to make millennial and Generation Z consumers look away from their mobile devices, if only momentarily.

In this way he's not only a refreshing contrast to other life-coach types, but also a breath of fresh air in anti-obesity television ("The Biggest Loser" being the most visible example) because he never lapses into that Woman's Christian Temperance Uniof-sanctimonyandtimony and smugness about losing weight that endeavors to turn obesity into a mortal sin.

Here, we propose a simple centromere size model that endeavors to explain both observations.

It's also worth mentioning that Endeavors Technologies was spun out of a think tank for a DARPA project.

Regenerative medicine represents the field of medicine that endeavors the replacement or regeneration of human cells, tissues, and organs with the intention of reestablishing normal functionality.

Tweezers are definitely not asked to airlift feathery microgreens onto plates that endeavor to be meditations on negative space.

Artists that endeavor to do it on their own certainly are capable of it and often do manage to do it.

When he was recently asked to calculate how many hours a week that endeavor consumes, he said: "Can I include when I'm sleeping also?

But the leading scientific journal, Science, just published the results of an experiment that endeavored to look objectively at the rudiments of consciousness in infants.

Also, biosemantics is just one of a number of related philosophic programs that endeavor to use scientific concepts and principles to explain the representational aspect of thought.