Sentence examples for word effort from inspiring English sources

The word "effort" is important here: Martins never referred to herself as an artist, or to her house as art.

You will notice that I used the word "effort" and this is because Father's Day has long had the stench of tawdry invalidity about it.

The word "effort" clicks quietly into place in that sentence, but behind it we can glimpse the outline of an embarrassing question: Are established, tenured university professors, as a class, lazy?

At times, the word "effort" is a bit rosey when one considers some of the lively exchanges regarding the benefits of traditional analytics, so-called "advanced analytics," and no analytics.

It contains a sentence that far outdoes his earlier 1,667 word effort in The Times, starting on page 212 and ending four pages later; it lists the restaurants most esteemed by Levin in Europe, Asia and America.

If not for the collective (Randians break out in hives when they encounter that word) efforts of American society, the industry in which tech moguls have so fantastically prospered wouldn't exist.

In this age – in which even the flimsiest 140-word effort is over-wrought and over-thought – it is nice, sometimes, to enjoy a production with absolutely no subtext.

Normally, these captions are byline-free (as with last week's sensational scoop that Jennifer Aniston has a new hairstyle); but for some reason a 36-word effort on Thursday – disclosing that Wimbledon semi-finalist Agnieszka Radwanska has been criticised by a Catholic organisation for posing nude with tennis balls, pic helpfully provided – was interrupted by the words "writes Roger Boyes".

In Simeone's words, "effort is non-negotiable".

But, while the words-to-notes-back-to-words effort had been put aside, the real music was ready to go.

Kantor said she was glad the text became public, so that people could see it was a neutrally worded effort to get information, primarily adult sources, not "digging for dirt".