Sentence examples for which we strive from inspiring English sources

Progress is a circle in which we strive to use all our talents and complete ourselves.

The Olympian view, which we strive for before the tour to India, was still somewhat gloomy: clearly England's frailties at the top of the order and among the spin bowlers remain.

Winding up with world-weary "wo-ah-woahs", Felicity is an ode to illusory pleasure and – a familiar Orange Juice trope – sticking steadfastly to one's principles ("Within remain unchanged / The things for which we strive"), concluding with a foot-stamping, sardonic refrain of "happiness, happiness, happiness".

Active affects are all increases in the power with which we strive.

Precision medicine continues to be the benchmark to which we strive in cancer research.

For this reason, Spinoza interprets the "perfection" for which we strive as a matter of the "power of action".

True! "Denim... is an essential co-conspirator in the modern trend toward undifferentiated dressing, in which we all strive to look equally shabby no matter what the occasion".

The following statements support the significance of the process shift in the economic designs: Chiu and Wetherill (1974): "δ is a critical risk parameter; of which we must strive to obtain an accurate estimate".

In these writings Rorty argues that while "truth" has various important uses, it does not itself name a goal towards which we can strive, over and above warrant or justification.

In recent times, object relations theory has been used to highlight the traumatically experienced end of an original symbiosis (between a baby and her primary care-giver) which we supposedly strive to regain throughout our entire life (Benjamin 1988).

These are the transformative revelations that matter most and toward which we should strive.