Sentence examples for trying something better from inspiring English sources

As du Feu says: "It's a question of councillors building up the courage: doing something, getting positive feedback and then trying something better".

It's time to try something better.

"Still waiting for him to come forward and explain himself," Haudricourt said, "though he should try something better than he thought it was lidocaine and B12".

Someday the earth will run out of fuel to burn, or ruin the atmosphere trying, the Buchanans said, and someone has to take the plunge and try something better.

"It's too early to say whether we like the look of the globes, but trying something is better than trying nothing".

Most of them develop their passions and interests slowly, over time, simply by trying something, wanting to get better at, and getting daily doses of motivation through enjoying small successes.

Then you're better off trying something new.

But there's another problem: we keep focusing on doing the same thing better rather than trying something new.

When you're trying something new or trying to get better at something, you will certainly make mistakes.

"But it has never gotten any easier to do and you can't expect it to if you keep trying for something better than you can do". When I hear that note, with its mixed overtones of pleasure and frustration, I think also these days of my friend James Thomas Jackson, a writer who shared the pain and the passion and who died of cancer earlier this year.

The features are out of register, out of whack, sometimes a replacement face has been added to the one below – the eyes and mouth cut out like a burn mask – to keep on trying for something better.