Sentence examples for trying something more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vilaro, who was himself born in Cuba, is trying something more ambitious than a suite of Cruz hits.

Mr. Safdie deserves credit for trying something more ambitious, a farce of ideas in a style that only certain playwrights, like John Guare, can pull off.

· NIA, Birmingham, Mon 5; Apollo, Manchester, Wed 7; CIA, Cardiff, Thu 8 Black Acid, on tour If his former group Death In Vegas managed to mix dirge rock with big beat, for his new one, the New York-based Black Acid, producer Richard Fearless is evidently trying something more ambitious.

While LinkedIn is tapping its own database of 380 million+ users as its search pool, Connectifier — founded by ex-Googlers John Jersin and Benjamin McCann — has been trying something more ambitious and, well, Google-like.

Or do they try something more ambitious?

Maybe I should try something more concrete?

Why not try something more aromatic, like palo santo?

Will he rattle his sabre, or try something more dignified?

Two years ago, their mother, Yoon Ji-young, had tried something more radical.

Try something more intimate, such as: "Jean, this is Anne-Marie.

Then, later in the film, we'll try something more romantic, working in some pink".