Examples of using He strove in English and their translations into Russian
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He strove with the angel and prevailed;
So much so that he strove to make it gloomy.
In the womb he took his brother by the heel, and in his manhood he strove with God.
After his accession he strove to deconstruct the legacy of ash-Shawkani.
In the womb he took hisbrother by the heel, and in his manhood he strove with God.
Still, he strove to build and maintain a literary aesthetic in his work.
While working in the West, Chubarov worked among many catalogues and books,and yet he strove to create something totally new and not imitate what already existed.
In his work, he strove to bring the concept of ideology into the foreground, as well as the closely connected concerns of epistemology and history.
To this end, inspired by the French poet, diplomat and politician,Alphonse de Lamartine, he strove to shake the Conference"for the fruit to fall out.
He strove to be the ideal escort in the first act-witty, charming, confidential, helpful-before moving into the bedroom in the third act.
When T'Challa became king of Wakanda, he strove to end his country's isolation from the rest of the world.
He strove to assure peace and security and his skills and qualities are famous, not only within our borders, but also at the international level and especially in our region.
We want to believe that the values Hrant Dink stood for, the aims he strove for will find more and more supporters in Turkey, Armenia, in whole of our region.
In most of his works he strove not to divert the audience's attention from the actual dance with plots, elaborate costumes or sets, though here Balanchine dressed his dancers in kilts, hose and tartan berets, a picturesque romantic landscape serving as the backdrop.
It was in quest of a singular memory that dwells at Katyn like a collective wound that he found his death, which represents the pain of an entire nation and a distressing page of a history that continues to reveal its dark side, haunted by ghosts and immeasurable suffering, branding nations andmen- a history that he strove to understand in order better to guide its direction.
With the Kings, McSorley's bruising style made him a fan favorite; but he strove to improve his game beyond being primarily known as an enforcer, earning great respect around the league for his hard work ethic, his fine team play, and his articulate intelligence off the ice.
He strives to be better than the best in IT.
He strives to widen the limits of life further and further.
It is not at all necessary that a man must suffer if he strives towards the Light.
He strives to all inhabitants of the country rejoiced and dreamed of a beautiful always.
He strived to achieve and maintain a political settlement that upholds pluralism and democracy within a united Sri Lanka.
He strived to be a good example to the churches with respect to submission, pursuit of pleasure, sacrifice, and love.
Then man may be really what he strives to be, master of his life, in control of vital and physical Nature.
St. John of Damascus makes no claims to independence.On the contrary, he strives to express precisely the generally accepted opinion on faith.
Yet the enlightenment which is the goal he strives to reach can never be obtained unless the ego ceases to bar the way to it.
He strives to create unique, individual designs born from any tie he can find between art and the person who is asking for the design.
It would be a mistake to think,that man strives only towards life and self-preservation, he strives likewise towards death and self-destruction.
Craig's contracting business includes hay and balage work andhe is known for the high standards he strives for to achieve consistently dense, quality bales of either.
Either he is raised up towards the Light if he strives for the spiritual, or he remains chained to the World of Matter, to which he clings if out of conviction he declares only material things to have value.
Is this to be simply a communication device that is neutral, to bring through information, or is there some aggrandizement for himself, oris there some means by which he strives to bring fear and control into the minds of others?