Sentence examples for looking for someone better from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, though, they were looking for someone better, too.

Can't help but wonder if they are looking for someone better to talk to.

While my right nipple can look you in the face, the left appears to wander off, giving the impression that it's bored of your conversation or looking for someone better to network with.

Mr. Bush is said to be looking for someone boring, the better to avoid a moment like the one in 1988 when the words "Dan Quayle" created a Mardi-Gras-like sense of anticipation in the press room at the Republican Convention.

She explained that she didn't like this artist's design, and she was looking for someone to do it better.

Mr. Sepil was looking for someone to bring capital and better technology to Genel, and he says he found that someone in Mr. Hayward.

White Midwestern voters were looking for someone to blame, and who better than someone you viscerally dislike in the first place.

It also gives the impression that you are on the rebound and simply looking for someone to make you feel better.

You might be looking for someone to make you feel better about yourself, but the fact is that you are the only person who can really do that.

Let's barbecue him.' " In the early nineties, as Vietnam and the United States began restoring diplomatic ties, Egan's contacts at the Vietnamese mission told him that North Korean officials in New York were looking for someone who might help ease them toward better relations with the U.S. The Vietnamese suggested Egan.

He knows his flaws and faults and he's looking for someone to help him and there is no better club than Liverpool.