Sentence examples for What succeeds from inspiring English sources

What succeeds in one place may fail elsewhere.

What succeeds most, he said, is saying that you feel you must follow your conscience and not the law.

What succeeds in San Antonio — which has 18,400 scouts in an area that extends to the Mexican border — will resonate, she said, because the area's 60 percent Hispanic population mirrors "what is happening across the country, and what the rest of the country will look like in 15 to 20 years".

What succeeds as satiric comedy falters when the mood turns more serious.

Armies have to care about what succeeds in war.

Because I think the festival shows that what succeeds is content.

Neither party had much interest in revisiting what succeeded and what failed, who was right and who was wrong.

But what succeeded in other cases could not succeed in the unique circumstances of the Simpson trial.

The distinctiveness of 19th-century American invention is not in what went awry but in what succeeded.

While outlets have proliferated, original ideas remain scarce, so producers desperately clone and reconfigure what succeeded last.

What succeeded them, of course, were the mammals, creatures like ourselves with warm bodies and with hair.