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"Time and again, the artists and craftspeople in this book tried out ideas aloud and ventured theories, as if for the first time; their process having crept up on them," Richards writes.

Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago, who died in 1996 and is Mr. Steinfels's hero in this book, tried to begin healing the divisions among Catholics, lay and clerical, left and right, by establishing a Common Ground Initiative three months before his death with respected figures from all parts of the church.

That's what I'm trying to do in this book — trying to find meaning".

But he didn't have firsthand knowledge of the Texas that this book tries to summon.

To the extent that the word "end" refers to a purpose as well as to a conclusion, this book tries to envision new, improved business models that may emerge.

That is what his father Ousep, an alcoholic journalist, spends much of this book trying to uncover.It is 1990, three years after Unni plunged to his death from the roof terrace of his family's apartment building.

This book tries to get as close to the truth as is possible: to her as a whole woman whose choices added up and whose decisions made sense... .. Children's Not the End of the World by Geraldine McCaughrean Oxford University Press: Her father has told her that the earth must be purged of abomination and sin.

That is the need this book tries to fill.

At its best, this book tries to parse that messy nexus of money, spectacle and public taste.

I wrote this book trying to find it.

This book tries to kill the legacy of faith in human culture, but it winds up showing bad faith toward the science that Dawkins supposedly reveres.