Sentence examples for trying to single from inspiring English sources

Because once it loosens up and stops trying to single itself out as an Important Intellectual Work, Easy is a good show, sometimes bordering on great.

Trying to single out financiers from entrepreneurs is a fool's errand: you will end up hurting both.The heads-I-win charge is not entirely proven, either: some of the people who ran banks did lose when they went bust.

Trying to answer some of the United States' concerns, Human Rights Watch issued a statement today saying it, too, was troubled that many countries were trying to single out Israel for condemnation.

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, seized on the furore, telling an audience in Derby that the prime minister was trying to "single out those who are trying to do the right thing for a tax rise".

I'm trying to single out the qualities I observed.

He's made a point of speaking with us while not trying to single out guys, so trying to keep a large pool of players in the loop about potentially what could happen.

Evidently, Mr. Biden was trying to single-handedly prevent a "fiscal cliff" for the nation's retailers.

Tomes, of Wadesville, says he's "not trying to single-out anybody or destroy anybody".

about her, Rep. Waters is "fresh out of mercy" and "trying to single-handedly strap this country to her back and carry it to safety".

If they want to keep trying to single-handedly overpopulate the Earth for Jesus, they should have to pay for it without the help of your unwarranted free publicity, media.

It also wants to try to single out younger audiences with advertisements that focus on specific lounges or restaurants.