Sentence examples for try to tell one from inspiring English sources

I try to tell one lie in every interview.

We try to tell one story that will change their lives and move them to action.

Instead, try to tell one sibling "How proud you must be to have him/her as your own brother/sister!" This makes them feel very important and proud of their sibling, and prevents jealousy from creeping in.

As my guests headed out the door, I tried to tell one, for whom I'd never cooked before, that next time I'd nail the pasta.

She later told me that when he was thrashing about she surmised that he was trying to tell one of his cousins that he wanted him to "pull the plug".

Whenever it starts, the show will inevitably be compared to a series in 1995 that tried to tell one story all season long, the late ABC effort "Murder One".

It tries to tell one among many stories of modern art, in a limited space, and is no worse for bringing less well known artists and works to the foreground, while ignoring others.

Helen Jenning of Nataal says, "We are not trying to tell one narrative.

"We're trying to tell one cohesive story with a beginning, middle, and end... We've known the end for quite some time and we're hurtling towards it".

More stories could be told about my grandmother than about anyone else I've ever met — her otherwordly childhood, the hairline margin of her survival, the totality of her loss, her immigration and further loss, the triumph and tragedy of her assimilation — and while I will one day try to tell them to my children, we almost never told them to one another.

In such circumstances, there are some who would take the case for, and the rhetoric of, liberty one step farther, insisting that no one should try to tell anyone else what kind of person he should be.