Sentence examples for good to surround from inspiring English sources

It is good to surround yourself with people with different views to your own because arguments are fun, but everyone has their red-line issues and you might as well shake them down on these before you spend too much on booze.

It's simply no good to surround yourself with people who only think exactly like you and never challenge your thoughts and views.

Olivier, who possessed the instincts of a paternalist actor-manager, also had the good sense to surround himself with younger lieutenants.

Toronto have made good signings to surround their star players and should be more competitive again, but need to do better against the top teams in their own conference to be serious contenders.

Knowing that Mr. Bush has the good sense to surround himself with capable, experienced people rather than a partner who can bring in a state or several will likely have as big an effect on others, too.

Listening to Spanish music and/or radio is another good way to surround yourself in the language.

Listening to Chinese music and/or radio is another good way to surround yourself in the language.

The key to building boys into good men is to surround them with great men -- their own dad (if possible) and other men -- who can model responsibility, love, compassion, fatherhood and manhood to these men in the making.

Like many good feminists, I sat and read Susan Patton's letter to Princeton women about their "shelf life" in finding a husband and how, "From a sheer numbers perspective, the odds will never be as good to be surrounded by all of these extraordinary men".

Because obviously, the best way to have a good psychedelic experience is to surround yourself with angry leftists who are—as we found out 100percentt ready to start something with the cops. .

Because obviously, the best way to have a good psychedelic experience is to surround yourself with angry leftists who are – as we found out – 100% ready to start something with the cops. .