Sentence examples for try to become something from inspiring English sources

You want to make sure you don't try to become something you are not.

"It was a real positive because what she was saying is that she needs to focus on her own strength, her speed and cunning, and not try to become something she's not," said Dr. Brian Hainline, the tournament physician and the co-author of the 1989 book "Drugs and the Athlete".

If you are travelling to Vegas...casual and skimpy are the norm... Don't try to become something you're not.

It's sort of trying to become something more than a petro-state, but not really.

Dear Jeremy Scott tried to become something like this, but he ended up like a cartoon".

"I'm trying to become something, and that was a different accent, a different place in my brain".

As I wrote, it seemed to me that it was trying to become something else: a ballad.

It brings us to a curious crossroads for the European Championship on Sunday when Italy, trying to become something new, meets England, which out of necessity is learning to be more pragmatic.

In Hillel Schwartz's book The Culture of the Copy, Gertrude Lintz, whose job was training chimps to act a bit more like people in Tarzan films, explained that her "apes were trying to become something else" – a quote that seems to encapsulate pretty much everything which needs to be said about the recording of a successful cover version.

For whatever reason, The Great Gatsby decides not to go "all in" on spectacle and, instead, eventually tries to become something that resembles a faithful adaptation.

The way that I look in the movie came from something that he had really dreamed up, that he was trying to become something that was in his mind.