Sentence examples for approach to doing something from inspiring English sources

I've always believed in sharing my work with my children, so no matter what path they choose, they could be inspired by my work ethic, passion, and approach to doing something bigger than me.

"I was approached to do something for seven years and it was a quality project.

That has increased the pressure on Congress and the White House, especially as the Memorial Day weekend approaches, to do something about rising costs.

S: When we're approached to do something, we want the relationship to work.

So far, most signs point to a continuation of the nonconfrontational approach — better to do something than nothing — that has defined this administration.

"My approach is to do something that's funny and not politically idiotic, as opposed to saying something profound," he said.

I didn't understand that approach and wanted to do something about it.

The lighthearted approach is meant to "do something different, stand out from the crowd," Mr. Jenkins said.

"If the all-or-nothing approach only feeds back into the use of drugs, then the reasonable approach is you have to do something else to break the cycle". "TASC comes at substance abuse from a social justice mindset and recognizing that our criminal justice system has turned into our safety net.

"The best approach is to try to do something cool" rather than voicing it, he adds, and "give them something that feels different, looks different, but is rooted in their world".

So this week on Act Four, as the Republican and Democratic conventions approach, we're going to do something special: Every piece we publish this week will look at the end of America in fiction, and I'm bringing in some special guests to help move our discussion along.