Sentence examples for try to add something from inspiring English sources

"I try to add something new every year," he said with a grin when this was called to his attention.

"Working at the Modern, I knew that I wanted to try to add something to the Duchamp tradition," he said.

But unlike shows that build on precedent and try to add something new, "The Deep End" is a pale imitation without smart writing, imaginative casting or even a clever conceit.

The Bruins went into Thursday with their lines shifted around, and brought up Matt Fraser from Providence to try to add something to the physical game (and it's a good thing, too – he scored the winner).

"I just try to get ready for a game and try to add something positive to the team," he said, "and if your swing doesn't feel perfect or if your defense doesn't feel exactly right, that's O.K. It's an imperfect world".

Not for its own sake, but because you know that if you're going to try to add something to the canon, besides fiction films and all the rest, and live up to the promise of that title and the scale of that title, you really have to go there".

"That means not simply trying to recreate the sound of his old records but by trying to add something fresh.

"They are trying to add something to your experience," says Doyle. "But they have taken too much away".

Rather than mirror the original story, it tries to add something new with a series of mini-games involving counting, sorting and memory.

Lead single proper, High By the Beach, at least tries to add something new to the mix, updating Born to Die's polite hip-hop stylings to include a vague whiff of trap that underpins the swirling immediacy of the surprisingly straightforward chorus.

"We tried to be as honest as possible to his paintings, in terms of the light, the colours, the details – but on the other hand we also tried to add something".