Sentence examples for looking for someone more from inspiring English sources

I'm sensitive, O.K.? And it leaves emotional scars when you tell me you're looking for someone more "normal".

So I wouldn't be surprised if the Obama administration is looking for someone more dovish on inflation".

The other day an employment agency told me that a company I wanted to join was looking for someone "more up and coming", which translates as "younger than you".

The play was called The Village Bike, the title itself a joke about how horny Garai's character got during pregnancy, cycling round the country lanes looking for someone more exciting than her husband to have filthy sex with.

Risk has been heretofore little understood, but it is the reason so many investors are firing their investment advisers and looking for someone more astute, more trustworthy and more focused on individualized investor needs.

According to Devereux Josephs, former president and current trustee, they were looking for someone "more glamorous".

Best to look for someone more obscure, an apparent dark horse, whose new idea would seize the limelight.

If it doesn't, be glad you don't have the option of monitoring his Grindr activity as you start to look for someone more into you.

Leo's a unique type of guy, but at the time he was here, we were looking for someone with more experience".

Read pointed out that Allen's numbers were aided by favorable rolls, and he also indicated that the team was looking for someone with more experience handling the tricky winds that swirl at Giants Stadium when cold weather arrives.

Although Mathew didn't delve into why his predecessor was leaving, he did indicate he was recruited from his former position by Lightspeed Ventures, one of the lead investors in the company, which was looking for someone with more experience to run the company.