Sentence examples for does one's best from inspiring English sources

"When one's in love with a lonely god," she told Amy last year, "one does one's best to hide the damage".

"When one's in love with a lonely God," she once said to Mommy Amy, "one does one's best to hide the damage".

"I remain an unashamed hand-to-mouth pragmatist – one plays the game according to change in circumstances as well as one can and does one's best to catch up with changes in the rules".

Healthy competitiveness means that one works hard and does one's best in love, friendship and work to attain one's goals.

Energetic, idealistic teachers attuned to their students; back-to-basics approaches to learning combined with innovative approaches to standard drills and pedagogy; and strict emphasis on doing one's best -- all these clearly work at Bronx Prep.

The point of the equipoise theory was that it seeks to show how randomisation can be consistent with seeking to do one's best for one's patient.

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.

All I know is that one must do one's best not to be a plague victim..

Once Stockhausen was happy one was doing one's best to meet the challenges of his music, he was pleasant to work with, appreciative, and inspirational with students.

To be feminine, in one commonly felt definition, is to be attractive, or to do one's best to be attractive; to attract.

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.