Sentence examples for never become good from inspiring English sources

Politicians will never become good at their jobs if courts take their place.

When I mentioned that Wenger, like Ferguson, had never reached any dizzying heights as a player and had possibly benefited as a manager from having to think about things such as organisation and tactics from an early age, Barnes cut me short to point out that it was only the English who thought great players could never become good managers.

The government is right to be worried; these young people who have entered the university will never become good soldiers or fanatics.

You can never become good at English without the passion to succeed.

The oldest male person in the house was his cousin, Carl, who was about 18, when the writer was 8 or 9. Though the boy longed for male companionship, he & Carl never became good friends.

I have never seen anybody become good at strategy without practice.

Goodrich, who lives in Greenwich, Conn., says he has never become very good at golf, but the game has afforded him a comfortable career nonetheless.

He's never become a "good science-fiction reader," but the genre "bleeds into the way we think and the way that interesting writers often write".

"If I judged my success by my own values -- having all the inmates become good Catholics and never returning to jail -- I would have retired long ago," she says.

Talk with your co-workers around you, it will help to pass time, and you might learn a thing or two about them, or you might become good friends, you never know.

Medical school never teaches us how to be good at customer satisfaction or become good listeners.