Sentence examples for which it strove from inspiring English sources

But Rocco's never reached the level of success for which it strove.

"The liberation struggle was just, but the new South Africa toward which it strove was not utopian enough for him".

The soul itself is generated by the separate intelligences of the heavens and emanated by them upon the body, having a natural inclination, or proclivity, nizâ', for the body that has come into being.[23] The soul is individuated by the particular nature of its designated body, which it strives to bring to moral and intellectual perfection.

In this way, the apparatus adjusts the emitter voltage to achieve a preset value of current, which it strives to maintain over time in spite of any possible variation of the parameters influencing the spray regime.

From level of the area of discussion, architecture is also another space, the one of debates - from the principles in line with the problems of the world for which it strives to find an answer to the philosophical, the local and the ones related to the built application.

She is completely endearing in a variety of moods and her helpless collapse into tears when she learns that her daddy stole the necklace provides "Now and Forever" with the authentic pathos for which it strives less successfully in other episodes.The photoplay is visually handsome and it is attractively played by Mr. Cooper and Miss Lombard.

In the absence of definite arguments to the contrary, it seems reasonable to suppose that chemistry employs both macroscopic and microscopic concepts in detailed theories which it strives to integrate into a unified view.

This funhouse of an exhibition is actually one big installation that screams out the interconnections between the various expressions for which it strives to give form.

All of these awards and prizes provide some rough evidence that Princeton is achieving the excellence for which it strives.

It even has a diverse set of areas in which it's striving for greater diversity.

In fact, it rather feels as if it would quite like to lay itself directly on top of that which it is striving so hard to visualise, imaginatively, in order to judge for itself quite how well it might measure up.