Sentence examples for we need someone more from inspiring English sources

"We need someone more serious.

We need someone more conciliatory.' They didn't do that".

"I don't have anything against the man, I just think we need a change and we need someone more conservative.

(Scott is known to millions of TV viewers, having played Moriarty in "Sherlock" — too much baggage, I think. Also, he has a mean stare; we need someone more affable, to keep us guessing).

(Scott is known to millions of TV viewers, having played Moriarty in "Sherlock"—too much baggage, I think. Also, he has a mean stare; we need someone more affable, to keep us guessing).

We need someone more involved in the issues than the software and hardware.

Anything less, and a broad anti-Congress coalition would need someone more emollient to lead it.

Mr Henderson is an experienced financial manager, but GM may need someone more inspiring to shake it out of its consensual, bureaucratic ways.

"I need someone more mature," Kimberly flirtatiously says, because the boys at school are "just boys".

I need someone more intellectual," or "I like so many of his qualities, but I really need someone who can express what he's feeling inside emotionally".

I need someone more objective than that because, you know, parents try to beat the odds.