Sentence examples for would often attempt from inspiring English sources

The premiere setup was inspired by horror director William Castle, who would often attempt to scare his audiences by using gimmicks.

He says his contrarian side sought out religious arguments with fundamentalist teammates, who would often attempt to dismiss the discussion 
by insisting, "Well, you must believe in something".

Withdrawn and reserved when sober, Dyer was insuppressible when drunk, and would often attempt to "pull a Bacon" by buying large rounds and paying for expensive dinners for his wide circle.

The use of the halter was symbolic; after the sale, it was handed to the purchaser as a signal that the transaction was concluded, and in some instances, those involved would often attempt further to legitimate the sale by forcing the winning bidder to sign a contract, recognising that the seller had no further liability for his wife.

If women were not receiving sufficient support from their husbands, Tolhurst and Nyonator [ 31] found that they would often attempt to renegotiate support by withholding co-operation on other responsibilities in the household, or 'reporting' the man to the elders.

In Ritchie's 15 years as the District 16 volunteer administrator he'd often attempted to convince CV and Foothill league coaches to join forces, but the idea was never received warmly because of the rivalry between the two leagues.

Perron would often seek her help.

"God is satisfied with what we are doing," the fighters would often reply, attempting to entice others to take the same path.

No doubt this is what many people often attempt.

Opponents often attempt long, aimless clearances simply to relieve pressure.

Albert would often make attempts to interfere in Ken's life, as he had no one else.