Sentence examples for which strove from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montez was a regular with the Ridiculous troupe, which strove to shock with surreal settings, cross-gender casting and wild improvisation.

In 1962, Professor Horowitz founded the journal Trans-Action: Social Science and Modern Society, which strove to bring to sociology, economics, political science and the other social sciences the same explanatory rigor that Scientific American applied to the hard sciences.

Two years later this idea of the hero was elaborated in Past and Present, which strove "to penetrate…into a somewhat remote century…in hope of perhaps illustrating our own poor century thereby".

Dr. Hurewitz's books also included "Middle East Politics: The Military Dimension" (Praeger, 1969), which strove to broaden understanding of armed forces in the Middle East beyond being either modernizers or a praetorian guard.

In fact, he left a Europe that was subject to bloody religious wars and, incidentally, to the Catholic backlash of the Counter-Reformation, which strove to co-opt the Protestant emphasis on personal devotion in new styles of traditional piety.

As gay liberation took root, the most prominent gay films were sincere romantic dramas like "Making Love" and "Personal Best" (both 1982), which strove to validate same-sex relationships by presenting them in a nonthreatening light, and the films grew even more somber as AIDS entered the picture ("Longtime Companion," "Philadelphia").

He also signed the HEARTH Act, which strives to rehouse rapidly those who lost their homes.

Since spring 2012, it also has the Main Street Grill, which strives toward a more refined cuisine.

In him also we find that comprehensive spirituality which strives to open up all attainable spheres...

Nothing that risky happens in the musical, which strives to be even more innocuous than its source material.

Mr. Jordan is chairman of the Republican Study Committee, which strives in part to promote the conservative economic agenda in the House.