Sentence examples for someone else's day from inspiring English sources

Share your own empathetic process out loud, for example, by trying to understand the cause of someone else's rude outburst or hurtful behavior, expressing concern for others, and thinking of ways you might be able to brighten someone else's day.

For some teams, the only incentives left are pride and the opportunity to ruin someone else's day.

The knowledge that my dress could make someone else's day fabulous is a motivator for me to sell".

I then realized that doing one small thing, even if it feels like nothing, that little something can really change someone else's day.

He watches movies, but as for TV, he said, "I've never taken the plunge, except for 'Twin Peaks.' " It's not that he's a Luddite — he buys songs on iTunes and does late-night YouTubing like everyone else — or a misanthrope who believes that art was better in someone else's day.

That's why I'm here to offer you not just seven ways to make someone else's day but seven ways to make someone else's day without getting up.

Reggie protested, but everyone else was so thoroughly relieved that it was someone else's Thursday that the point was moot.

I have to put myself in someone else's shoes all day long, and it's all via e-mail.

Most fascinating of all is the University of California San Francisco (UCSF)'s Brain Health Registry, in which anyone can participate; it's free, and your brain might wind up helping someone else's brain one day.

"You have this meek guy eating cheeseburgers in someone else's house all day producing this content to put up on YouTube, and people are buying it as 'investigative journalism' from the 'Center for Medical Progress,'" Peifer said.

His love of the ministry was such that he insisted on preaching a sermon at some church -- his own or someone else's -- every Sunday, even during his time on the Federal Communications Commission and at the N.A.A.C.P. "My life was built around being in those pulpits on Sunday," Mr. Hooks said in an interview.