The ongoing challenge between meaning-focused and form-focused approaches in language teaching methodology culminated in the emergence of new standpoints which strove for a reunification of form-meaning interaction.
Forty-two yeago ago, Nazi Germany, which strove for supremacy over the whole world, attacked our country, burned and destroyed many thousands of our towns and villages, killed millions of Soviet men, women and children.
Other songs stay more general, like "Time" itself, a hymnlike tune carrying post-breakup resentment, and "It's Over," which strives for a no-fault divorce.
It's not an unusual thing to hear from a vigneron, but revolutionary in Champagne, which strives for a decidedly urban image.
"Borgen" 's writers make a distinction between the esoteric world of a show like "24," which strives for "fascination," and the relatable world of their show, which aims to foster "identification".
JEFF GALLOWAY In 2007 I trained with a team from the Galloway Marathon Training Program, which strives for injury-free marathons by alternating, for the length of the race, spurts of running and one-minute stretches of walking.
The 2010 National Arts Index, which strives for a comprehensive picture of how the arts fared during the recession, shows that the vitality of the arts sector dropped a record 3.6 points, to 97.7.
Other producers in this undersung category include Cathy Corison, who makes Rutherford cabernets wonderfully aromatic of flowers and lavender, Smith-Madrone on Spring Mountain, which makes lovely, structured cabernets, and Dyer on Diamond Mountain, which strives for balance above all.
A touching and beautiful show if you have a taste for Blake's art, which strives for ecstatic revelation on the level of his famous visions and rises to the heights of his verse, sometimes.
Theoretical speculation leads to the suspicion that there are two fundamental instincts which lie concealed behind the manifest ego-instincts and object-instincts: namely (a) Eros, the instinct which strives for ever closer union, and (b) the instinct of destruction, which leads toward the dissolution of what is living.
When Thilo Sarrazin, a member of the Bundesbank's board, published a book in August claiming that Muslim immigrants would help bring about Germany's downfall, he exposed a gap between ordinary people, who largely agree with him, and the main parties, including the CDU, which strive for political correctness perhaps too hard, fret some conservatives.
