Sentence examples for Trying one's best from inspiring English sources
The lesson, if there is one, is about trying one's best to be a good boy — the story was serialized in a children's magazine — and to please one's parents.
Spector acknowledged its grammatical faults as a title, but he liked it because of its relevance to the in-game struggle for power, to the medium's storytelling difficulties, to the game being played on a computer, and to the "self-referential" acceptance of trying one's best to resolve affairs.
And cultivating virtues of debate — loving the truth more than winning an argument, and trying one's best to understand the viewpoint of the opponent.
The majority reported trying one's best as an important measure of success (8/10); however, some participants (2/10) also noted external measures, such as outcomes defined by specific field guidelines (e.g. Sphere Handbook, Salama et al. 2001).
When naming a new fossil taxon, one tries one's best to give it a name that is evolutionarily appropriate.
Bode Miller's attitude ("The Mountain Comes to Miller," Jan . 25 -- trying to do one's best rather than trying to best someone else -- is refreshing and all too rare in sports.
In my 50-year career in this field, I know not a "beer-and-brats culture," but rather a commitment on the part of all in the F.B.I. to try to do one's best for country, government and agency.
Rendering children voiceless and powerless to meet their own changing needs, or burdening them with guilt if they try to do so, is in no one's best interest.
Try on the ones you like best.
As head of security for student protesters from Beijing University, Dai Wei is ideally placed, for dramatic purposes, on the periphery of the leadership, observing his peers as they struggle and squabble, devising new strategies and slogans, trying to best one another's moral authority even as tanks roll into the square.
