Sentence examples for tireless attempts from inspiring English sources

Despite the tireless attempts of motivated citizens, there is still no significant recycling of solid waste.

Foreign affairs minister Julie Bishop has said there would be "consequences" for these deaths, and no one criticises her tireless attempts to save these men's lives.

The novel-within-the-novel, "The Life, Art, and Opinions of Stewart Jameson," is cluttered with my hapless but tireless attempts to pay homage to Sterne — to pay, I guess, a debt.

The orchestra's organiser, Joy Bryer, has spoken about his concern for the individual welfare of the young players and his tireless attempts to help them in their careers after their time in the ECYO.

Yet he was entirely candid about the obsessions and preoccupations that fuelled his tireless attempts to come to terms with what he described as "the vulnerability of the human form".

We ought to pay tribute to the trailblazing work of Mark's former PGMOL mentor, Graham Poll – or Polly, as he likes to make third-person reference to himself – whose tireless attempts at self-promotion have yet to yield the stardom he appears to desire.

African critics attacked him for this attitude, Juliet Okonkwo writing in 1981 that his "excessive interest in sex activity, his tireless attempt to rake up filth, is alien to Africa – a continent of hope and realisable dreams".

This was from the early 1980s, when Amis was in his early 30s — just a year or two after he'd paid tribute to Vladimir Nabokov's "tireless attempt to pay full justice to the weird essence of things" — and when he was the least tired and most energetic stylist in a thoroughly exhausted Britain.

We sure love their -- ahem! -- tireless effort.

Not only did he kickstart their surge with a brilliant 40-20 just before the half-time buzzer that resulted in a try to Kevin Gordon, he helped set up their next four-pointer and converted four of five attempts in a tireless performance.

Sol Steinmetz, retired but tireless rex of lex, tells me that "attempts to justify quickie definitions often disguise the slightly more practical desire to save space".