Sentence examples for do something to show from inspiring English sources

We've got to do something to show the Russians we are not paper tigers".

This appeal touched a core part of me that wanted to do something to show support.

The Contemporary English Version (1991) reads, "Do something to show that you have really given up your sins".

"Xi Jinping must do something to show that he has command over those interests — that they are not independent kingdoms.

"People are angry at the banks, and both the banks and the regulators just want to do something to show we're working our way back towards normalcy.

"The Noda government realized it must do something to show its willingness to reduce the burden of Okinawa," Mr. Hosoya said.

Another model explained to Israel's Channel 2 television: "We are doing something to show that we are just people who want to have no barriers, peace and, you know, beautiful things like me and the clothes.

Rogers commented: "I think Scioli wants to be seen to be doing something, to show that he is in control of an issue [crime and security] that's not new at all, but that was thrust into the media spotlight again in the wake of the lynchings" (even though, curiously, none of the major cases were in the province of Buenos Aires).

Articles that that create a sense of admiration and surpassing of mere self interest tend to be the most shared, showing that we do care a great deal about others and we're moved by stories of others who are actively doing something to show this.

Mr. Alpert suffered terribly, but he does have something to show for the experience.

Blake, who won in straight sets, said: "I wanted to do something just to show how much he's meant to the sport".