Sentence examples for always playing to from inspiring English sources

Dishes here are medleys; he riffs on combinations of salty, sweet and hot, always playing to seasonal availability.

A person who is always playing to his or her weaknesses can't inspire much confidence in others.

"He's always playing to a domestic audience and always needing someone he can set up as an object of grievance.

"It was a refreshing contrast to the U.S., where you're always playing to 60-year-olds and struggling to reach younger audiences," Ms. Loewenberg said.

"You're always playing to an audience, trying out a new role and winning them over just to save yourself — to save your sanity".

He was wittily blasé, always playing to himself and to us, always measuring the degree of irony required to make his arrogance beguiling.

Always play the course, always play to win and always assume your opponent will do well — will make that long putt — so you have to do better.

"My team will always play to win".

He always played to win.

"They always played to win".

Cartoons have always played to our most unfiltered, primal selves.