Sentence examples for that she strove from inspiring English sources

The Canadian artist Emily Carr (1871-1945) so loved the native people and lands of British Columbia that she strove to depict them in a new way: emotionally.

Now, 30 years after De Beauvoir's death, many of the criticisms of polyamory are rooted in the same stifling beliefs about female sexuality that she strove to dismantle in her day.

In 2002 May became the first woman to chair the Conservative Party, and in that capacity she strove to increase the number of female Tory MPs and to modernize the party, famously saying it had come to be viewed as the "nasty party".

She told Vanity Fair she strove for shapes that "were not sexy at all".

But above all it was anger that fuelled her comedy: she strove to laugh at what troubled her, often quoting the old adage, "if you make someone laugh, you give them a little holiday".

In March 2012, Simmonds became the first swimmer to break a world record at London's Aquatics Centre with victory in the 200m individual medley and is hoping to repeat that success as she strives for gold at the Paralympics.

"He would occasionally glimpse an inner complexity of her nature that she usually strove to conceal," Johnson tells us, tongue in cheek, adding, "In his limited experience of American women, she was the opposite of them in that respect; they were always wanting to tell you about their natures, their dark anxieties, their troubled pasts".

Realize that the image of someone else that you see may be a contrived image that he or she strives to project.

She wrote in her diary that she was striving for the "abstract poetic".

It showed that she was striving to make the best of herself.

I lit up and told her what the big secrets of Scientology were that she was striving to get to; the exorcism and all that jazz.