Sentence examples for try to distil from inspiring English sources

What I try to distil is the inner feeling of being a woman.

Often it can make the storywriter into a megalomaniac of sorts: he has to try to distil the collective into the individual by attempting to override the accepted history.

From this miserable story that burns in my mind I could try to distil the ironic consolation that at least the granting of your Medicare card will save you from that woman's agonising fate.

You go through so many phases and then really try to distil all of that down into a potent sound and approach to the instrument.

Below we try to distil the key components of a successful strategy.

Also, trying to distil the times and the news.

* Billy Bragg trying, really trying, to distil the spirit of the festival in an interview.

Lots of people have resonance with it – which is helpful when you're trying to distil how something feels.

Freedman said she was trying to distil a complex issue into a 15-second grab and had failed.

Netflix, an online-video business, regards its culture as so important that it has tried to distil it into a 126-page PowerPoint presentation.

Here, too, Mr Paxton has strong, and unfashionable, reservations.The common difficulty Mr Paxton sees with all such approaches is in trying to distil an "essence of fascism".