Sentence examples similar to untiring attempts from inspiring English sources

Former president Jimmy Carter won the award in 2002 for his "decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflict".

And Mr. Gore, quoting President John F. Kennedy, said, "Democracy is a call to untiring effort, to continual sacrifice and to the willingness if necessary to die in its defense".

untiring effort and diligence.

Nevertheless, as Nyíri (2001) remarks, "Wittgenstein's untiring endeavor [is] to relegate mental images to a merely secondary place".

"They wish to acknowledge the untiring effort the headmaster and his team have put into our recent recruitment campaigns, both day and boarding.

He kept an untiring attack on spiritualist.

[2] It's a spirit of untiring, ceaseless effort and ageless charm that flows from Korean traditions perfected over thousands of years.

The Nobel committee announced that Jimmy Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize for his "untiring effort" to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts.

"The recognition that the peace prize brings will spur us to untiring effort, even stronger commitment and greater dedication," said Uzumcu, a former Turkish diplomat.

"He will long be remembered for his untiring efforts towards peace and stability in our region". There is concern that his death will affect attempts at reconciliation in Afghanistan, at least temporarily.

Guerrilla art is an act in both altruism and anarchy, involving hours of effort, little potential for money or recognition, and an untiring hand in exchanging ideas.