Sentence examples for try as far from inspiring English sources

First, to try as far as possible to avoid the drama turning into a crisis.

"I try as far as possible not to breathe down their neck.

"We should try as far as possible to abide by the constitution and law in looking for change.

And it should try, as far as possible, to allow those communities to make decisions for themselves, rather than forcing them to bow the knee to Washington.

The police are not a suitable mechanism for this sort of political matter, and we should try as far as possible to keep the police out of politics.

The Churchlands like to try, as far as possible, not only to believe that they themselves are thoroughly physical creatures but also to feel it — to experience their thoughts as bodily sensations.

Voznesensky was not without recourse: the Writers' Union, as Updike put it, had "tried, as far as its fundamentally anti-artistic function permitted, to cherish him".

"Here I am, working for this incredible country, while trying as far as possible to give my children an ordinary childhood.

I think it is very much worth trying to reconnect, because you can't really think about splitting up if you haven't tried as far as possible to fix this.

To really listen necessitates getting outside yourself, it means setting aside your own perspective, and the thoughts and feelings attached to it, and trying, as far as possible to inhabit somebody else's.

For the moderate democratic type there is the secularism that describes a political system wherein the state is formally separated from the church and tries as far as possible to be colourblind or at least equitable on matters of religion.