Sentence examples for good at maybe from inspiring English sources

Instead of dwelling on what you couldn't achieve, grab a pen and paper and write down the things you're good at (maybe you have good sense of humor or you are a person with kind heart? Anything).

This could go on and on, but the point is that you need to find out what you aren't so good at, maybe what you don't have, and then let go of it.

He said jokingly: "You're so good at complaining — maybe that's what you should investigate".

If it turns out you are good at this, maybe you could sell your picks.

Rogers was good at it, maybe because senators are a species of children.

If your team is five people, you can develop a personal relationship with each individual where you understand the details of their work, what they are good at, and maybe even the hobbies they enjoy outside the office.

If you understand this loosely, and what you mean is that it is wise to leverage a person's talents, skills, or assets to make them even better at what they're already good at, and maybe even find roles or jobs that are compatible with their inherent talents, I don't have anything against that.

If you're now thinking, "Hey, I'm pretty good at Tetris, maybe I should be a Streamer". Well, first you have to have an interesting personality; commentary and "performance" are key.

They were good at writing, maybe even writing a novel, but they had problem with news.

I wouldn't consider myself to be very good at it, maybe average, but I do enjoy the game.

"Well, I think the one thing Kate Morgan is good at and maybe she's forgotten that she's good at is following her instincts," Strahovski said.