Sentence examples for try at all from inspiring English sources

The Prime Minister tells his 16-year-old self: "better to try and fail than not to try at all", recounting how he "didn't always put the effort in" at some subjects "but instead just went through the motions, drifting along, rather than giving it everything".

Sometimes it seems like I don't know how to persuade my kids to "try" at all.

"They do not try at all to articulate the fundamental American thinking.

I'd rather go for it and miss than not try at all".

Bitching aside, to me, one of the worst things British men can do is even try at all.

Mr. Clinton's aides have insisted that it was more noble to try and fail than not to try at all.

He was deeply serious, without trying at all.

His parents supported him; failure, they told him, was not trying at all.

Trying and failing leads to greater losses than not trying at all.

"They did something that's worse than not trying at all.

But better to try and fail than to go down to defeat without even trying at all.