Sentence examples for trying endeavor from inspiring English sources

In the battle of the poster boards, finding the truth can be a trying endeavor, nearly requiring a degree in finance and the patience of a monk.

To meet its target, and meet it quickly, the agency has tried endeavors like sponsoring a Nascar race car and entering a promotional alliance that makes it "the official federal law enforcement officers of the Professional Bull Riders".

Their expression of this was that they "try", "endeavor" and are "eager to learn".

The basic action in this case is often called a volition, which is said to be the agent's willing, trying, or endeavoring to move a certain part of her body in a certain way.

I tried to endeavor to have a balanced view.

To outsiders, it might have seemed that Mr. Pearl was engaged in a dangerous -- even foolhardy -- endeavor, trying to interview an outlawed Islamic militant leader.

But it's a near-certainty that the sport has reached its lowest percentage of franchises that are performing even the most basic of competitive endeavors: trying.

In saying such wills are free from a practical point of view, he is saying that in engaging in practical endeavors — trying to decide what to do, what to hold oneself and others responsible for, and so on — one is justified in holding oneself to all of the principles to which one would be justified in holding wills that are autonomous free wills.

As the director of his own PARPUNK STUDIO and PARPUNK indie music label, Park continues his free flowing endeavors, trying his hand at pretty much everything, giving rhyme to reason for his reputation as a well-spread and practiced prodigy.

But as someone who lives, works and drives in Manhattan, I can't imagine a more absurd endeavor than trying to turn the city into a rural bike utopia.

He spent much of the week before his Endeavor pitch trying to get some Swedish tires out of Argentine customs.