Just go out and try hard to find the balance.
|
|
Users want it, and they try hard to maintain it.
|
|
It is really awesome to watch them try hard and succeed.
|
|
You can have it all — if you only try hard enough.
|
|
I try hard to be a pretty good one, in fact.
|
|
I think if I try hard enough [and have] enough time.
|
|
You really have to try hard to die on Mount Etna.
|
|
If you try hard enough, it almost feels like you're there!
|
|
I try hard not be awkward, and I think I'm successful.
|
|
Paulson admitted she didn't have to try hard to act scared.
|
|
He even tossed in a "we'll try hard" for good measure.
|
|
If you try hard enough at something you'll always achieve it?
|
|
But you have to be patient, you have to try hard.
|
|
We vowed to try hard to just not let that happen.
|
|
"I try hard to be a modern dad," he told me.
|
|
Hers is not the tale of someone unwilling to try hard enough.
|
|
Like these meat platters, I am also somewhat of a try-hard.
|
|
They came across as bland, try-hard Grand Theft Auto rip-offs.
|
|
Firms will have to try hard to send a cool, coded message.
|
|
Just do your best and try hard to be compassionate with yourself.
|
|
Our mayor did try hard to fight that and we made progress.
|
|
So isn't getting players who try hard also part of your job?
|
|
However, not having to try hard doesn't necessarily mean giving up completely.
|
|
If you try hard enough, you might even be mistaken for white.
|
|
"If you could try hard enough, you could do it," she said.
|
|
She sees through all try-hard behavior and will absolutely not tolerate it.
|
|
Ms. Russo and her staff try hard to build bridges to the families.
|
|
And from "theater kid," it was a short descent into try-hard status.
|
|
A try-hard, to be clear, is not just someone who works hard.
|
|
Of course, you can tip just about anything over if you try hard enough.
|
|
Anything can be a musical instrument if you try hard and believe in yourself.
|
|
According to experts, the people doing the hacking may not have to try hard.
|
|
He may be kind of an image-conscious try-hard, but we'll take it.
|
|
I try hard to experience the excitement of others who are admiring these products.
|
|
I think about the mistakes I've made and try hard to learn from them.
|
|
I will try hard to stop by the next time I am in Phoenix.
|
|
The movie didn't try hard enough, and Jude Law wasn't right for the part.
|
|
So we are always compelled, across the world to try hard to provide that information.
|
|
Any pizza can be a personal pizza, if you try hard and believe in yourself.
|
|
I try hard to make it not the thing they look forward to every day.
|
|
Anyway, literally everything can kill you if you try hard enough and believe in yourself.
|
|
We prefer to believe that anything can be overcome if we just try hard enough.
|
|
Does your school try hard to make students from different backgrounds feel welcome and included?
|
|
"Mark and I try hard to stay focused and divide and conquer forever," she said.
|
|
" Zuckerberg would follow that up by saying, "At Facebook, we try hard to charge you less.
|
|
Emily Ratajkowski proved that one-pieces can basically be bikinis if you try hard enough. 8.
|
|
If you try hard enough, you can love someone else enough to cross whatever divides you.
|
|
It's also safe to assume that Chuck McGill will try hard to make Jimmy's equipoise impossible.
|
|
Little purchases add up, and some game companies try hard to take advantage of their players.
|
|
Take a peek for yourself below, and try hard to keep your mind out the gutter.
|
|
Mrs Clinton will have to try hard to get supporters of Mr Sanders on her side.
|
|
Above all, I try hard to focus on the positive side of the statistics I hear.
|
|
He inspired me and many others to try hard and be the best version of myself.
|
|
I was pleased to incorporate TRY-HARD and the bizarre-looking OLE ELO in the crossings.
|
|
It doesn't mean we didn't try hard to improve those chances, even just a little bit.
|
|
Octopuses try hard to escape from captivity, waiting for those moments when they aren't being watched.
|
|
They said this was a historic moment and we should try hard to remember this experience.
|
|
It seems like it could work if you try hard enough, but honestly, it's not gonna work.
|
|
I try hard to keep a straight face and not think about how strange this all is.
|
|
But I really try hard to be respectful and make everyone feel OK with what's going on.
|
|
You just end up watching Marshall be a try hard goofball in front of a bathroom mirror.
|
|
Selena Gomez, who utterly dominated Instagram last year, will have to try hard to beat this one.
|
|
Good rule in life: I try hard not to offend; I try harder not to be offended.
|
|
At the same time, I also try hard to accept that it may never happen for me.
|
|
They aren't the typical pension funds and university endowments that many VCs try hard to lock down.
|
|
I'm just going to try hard not to let the hype train affect me on this one.
|
|
Sure, anything can be a shower food if you try hard enough, but not everything should be.
|
|
I received cold glances from my friends as they whispered that I was such a try hard.
|
|
Most of them try hard to be non-threatening, with big smiley faces and telepresence video screens.
|
|
Nobody likes to fire people, so I try hard not to have to get to that point.
|
|
I breathe and try hard not to hate the art world and all of my life choices.
|
|
I like my colleagues to get to the answer themselves; I try hard to help them get there.
|
|
"She would really, really try hard but then people and places and things would change that," he says.
|
|
See mass murder on a scale you've never seen, And all the ones who try hard to succeed.
|
|
"We're used to thinking that if we try hard enough for something, we can attain it," she explained.
|
|
That only goes to show that when you want something you have to try hard to get it.
|
|
I am fascinated by things that try hard to be effortless but seem to fail along the way.
|
|
I try hard to stay anonymous, and I never have my picture taken like the other critics do.
|
|
A try-hard is someone who works hard while you watch and secretly root for them to fail.
|
|
An adult who is asked, "How many nights would be fair?" tends to try hard to be fair.
|
|
"I believe that even if it's difficult now, when you try hard, it should be something," she said.
|
|
Gao Feng, spokesman at the ministry, told reporters China will try hard to reach a "phase one" deal.
|
|
"It's to remind them that they can do anything they want if they try hard enough," Jones added.
|
|
Silicon Valley investors try hard to manage connections and information, even if that means startups get dragged along.
|
|
He compared the scenario to a locked car that burglars find their way into if they try hard enough.
|
|
The car firms try hard to draw attention to the businesses they own that will benefit from these trends.
|
|
" He added that "when you work for a President, you try hard not to disappoint, but you can disappoint.
|
|
And I think sometimes women are punished for showing their work because then you look like a try-hard.
|
|
All in all, it was a ridiculous, try-hard failure of a "takedown," which the internet quickly pointed out.
|
|
Most analysts agree that officials on both sides will now try hard to stop the situation escalating any further.
|
|
I just discovered a Chanel eyeliner pen that I feel like I have to try hard to mess up.
|
|
You can quite literally kimchi anything if you try hard enough, and start with this magical kimchi base paste.
|
|
And the ones that try hard not to be political are political by saying, 'We love the status quo.
|
|
You can pretty much turn anything into a drinking game if you try hard enough, so why not Tinder?
|
|
Even as we try hard to "adult," we still find solace in Easy Mac, Oreos, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
|
|
" Carlson continued: "So I did what I try hard never to do on this show and I was rude.
|
|
As with so many of her other activities, she is typically good at it without seeming to try hard.
|
|
"Good rule in life: I try hard not to offend; I try harder not to be offended," he wrote.
|
|
So Knowles took the predictably cool — but not try-hard — route, and switched up the silhouettes of both pieces.
|
|
I try hard to go to sleep early — by 10:30 — but it doesn't always work out that way.
|
|
The reason the doctors don't have privileges, Louisiana says, is because they didn't try hard enough to get them.
|
|
Our boys are almost 6 and 4, and my wife and I try hard to limit their screen time.
|
|
Even in peer groups that prize good grades, it's considered uncool to seem to try hard to earn them.
|
|
So it would try hard not to make us nervous, because doing so wouldn't help it accomplish its goals.
|
|
Mr. Trump seemed to try hard, almost inadvertently, to damage himself, particularly in the final week before South Carolina voted.
|
|
Not because we didn't try hard enough, but rather because the structure of white nationalist activism makes prohibition effectively impossible.
|
|
Yes, the device will scratch if you try hard enough, but it's on par or better than most phones around.
|
|
There are so many tempting options all around, and I try hard to keep it as a treat for myself.
|
|
Something can be both promising and also devastating at the same time, so try hard to take both things in.
|
|
Nowadays it's possible to stream pretty much any sporting event on your PC or laptop if you try hard enough.
|
|
I may be an optimist, too much of an optimist, but we have to try hard to mitigate this exposure.
|
|
I remember watching that show and taking photos of it because it was shot on this try hard, putrid set.
|
|
In Alps (2011), if you try hard enough you can fish out something like a comment on Greece's economic crises.
|
|
He had a try-hard earnestness, a damp corporate pall; he was courtly with guests, as if modelling bipartisan behavior.
|
|
Times writers and editors are aware of the challenge and try hard to avoid loaded terms — mostly successfully, I believe.
|
|
The SAF Act is a hard marker for Republicans and signals their intent to try hard to cut the numbers.
|
|
My try-hard attitude is usually considered a good thing, especially when I'm talking about my work or my personal achievements.
|
|
"I said to Kristen, 'We should try hard to police ourselves about becoming contemptuous of each other,' " Shepard said in 2015.
|
|
Try hard to see the situation from their reality and invent a subjective theory for why they did what they did.
|
|
Don't make it sound like I didn't try hard enough, or have the right attitude, or that I simply gave up.
|
|
Ben: Look, it's like Mucko Polo says, if you try hard enough, you can always find something to be grouchy about.
|
|
So try hard to remember this one thing and hold onto it: Whatever choice you make will be the right one.
|
|
It is "essential the coalition and the Iraqi forces really try hard to minimize the impact on the civilians", he said.
|
|
Take heed from the golem, Dr. Frankenstein's monster, Mickey Mouse's enchanted brooms, Dolores in "Westworld"—or, indeed, from try-hard Jibo.
|
|
"Yeah, if the enemy is this man, we must try hard to get him out of the city," Mr. Zitha said.
|
|
Like it says on Citizen Pie's menu, "Every pizza is a personal one if you try hard and believe in yourself."
|
|
If you Google "why does everyone hate Leonardo Dicaprio," you don't find think pieces about how he's such a try-hard.
|
|
I try hard to stay as grounded as much as possible and not put too much in the social media world.
|
|
It's testing fleets — its try-hard name that mashes together "fleeting" and "tweets" — in Brazil, according to a company blog post.
|
|
I didn't want to come off as a try-hard, but I also didn't want to be seen as a slob.
|
|
" Alison Roman, Chef, Author of Dining In: Highly Cookable Recipes "I think anything can be a salad if you try hard enough.
|
|
"I think everybody can be successful if you really try hard," Ma said at the Viva Tech conference in Paris in May.
|
|
Arcidiacono is much more than a runty try-hard, and he has come a long way from his first obliterated Gatorade cooler.
|
|
Whatever the case, Aquaman falls into an uncomfortable try-hard dead zone that leaves it in better shape than, say, Batman v.
|
|
When you make them dinner you try hard, actually buying fresh basil instead of the dried herbs that come out the shaker.
|
|
It is increasingly clear to the market that other EU members will try hard to keep euro-clearing inside the European Union.
|
|
Toni We're going to try hard not to focus on individual polls — the average of polls is what people should look at.
|
|
I try hard not to take strong positions on public issues even in private, much to the frustration of friends and family.
|
|
Where the Democratic candidate was better than the Republican, I'd try hard to make gun policy a key issue in the election.
|
|
It "makes a big difference for me, and I try hard to make that a priority," he told Thrive Global in 2016.
|
|
The restaurant was by far the most mainstream cool of all my momo destinations, but there was nothing try-hard about it.
|
|
"In such an environment, if you are already rich, you have to try hard not to keep getting a lot richer," Oxfam notes.
|
|
" And on July 4, in another text, Carter allegedly wrote: "You said you wanted this bad, I knew you weren't gonna try hard.
|
|
But I try hard to call out and recognize joy when I feel it, or even when I see it on my friends.
|
|
You don't even really need to go goth: Almost any aesthetic can be turned into a witch aesthetic if you try hard enough.
|
|
Short, sharp and staccato in rhythm, it was wonderfully alliterative in a way that the try-hard 'Capital One Cup' could never be.
|
|
Tom: In a weird way, this was probably the most self-conscious record, and it's probably the most try-hard record as well.
|
|
"Eight hours of sleep makes a big difference for me, and I try hard to make that a priority," he tells Thrive Global.
|
|
What they don't tell you is that if you try hard enough, you can get out of any of the devices by yourself.
|
|
Real rest "makes a big difference for me, and I try hard to make that a priority," he told Thrive Global in 2016.
|
|
It comes off as petty, try-hard, teenage-level angst more often than not, and honestly, brings down the professionalism of the sport.
|
|
It's another version of the Green Lantern Theory of politics — that if you care enough and try hard enough, you can do anything.
|
|
"You always expect to play well and try hard and give a good effort, which she has been doing very consistently," he said.
|
|
"Eight hours of sleep makes a big difference for me, and I try hard to make that a priority," Bezos tells Thrive Global.
|
|
The uncomfortable and unspoken truth was there were no black photographers at National Geographic at the time because management didn't try hard enough.
|
|
I always layer (even if I don't really need to.) If I'm not exactly nine dollars over their budget, I didn't try hard enough.
|
|
Here's a list of apps who'll have to try hard to stay in rotation on your desktop when iOS 12 and macOS Mojave launch.
|
|
" Confidence, but not arrogance "To be confident means innately you believe that if you work hard and try hard you will reach your goals.
|
|
Each sings a different verse during the pesky part of the tune, and the players try hard -- though don't succeed -- not to crack up.
|
|
"They try hard, but have not carried out a successful attack," Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi, Iran's minister for information and communications technology, tweeted Saturday.
|
|
I always layer (even if I don't really need to.) If I'm not exactly nine dollars over their budget, I didn't try hard enough.
|
|
While I do think it is important to try hard in school and get good grades, there is more to life than test scores.
|
|
Wireless carriers and Apple know this and will try hard to upsell you on $40 to $60 cases and expensive accessories for your phone.
|
|
It's really hard to change something that you have been doing for a long time but if we try hard we can change it.
|
|
I was assigned to cover almost all of them, and I try hard to make more than the usual campaign pictures, if I can.
|
|
"They try hard, but have not carried out a successful attack," Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi, Iran's minister for information and communications technology, said on Twitter.
|
|
We want to be advocates but really try hard not to reach out with condemnation and instead to reach out with constructive, helpful, supportive feedback.
|
|
If he plays it right, this could be excellent PR. In the art profession, it seems you actually need to try hard to ignore women.
|
|
And, as Breslin points out, many of us simply believe that if we just try hard enough, we can successfully pretend the rape never occurred.
|
|
Shame and, God, guilt that I didn't try hard enough, see enough doctors, spend every last penny on more treatments, tests, experts, and ancient cures.
|
|
Some of us try hard not to stare at her exposed labia, but I get the strong sense that she really doesn't care either way.
|
|
We want to be advocates but really try hard not to reach out with condemnation and instead to reach out with constructive, helpful, supportive feedback.
|
|
You don't want to get into situations where you feel as if people don't deserve help because they didn't try hard enough to stay healthy.
|
|
It's what we do to ice cream when we turn it into a flavor orgy featuring marshmallows, walnuts, and cookies that didn't try hard enough.
|
|
So when she thinks about that, it gives her the motivation to really try hard, to make sure she can really execute the English song.
|
|
If your instinct is to feel compassion for brave people who try hard at something hard and fail nonetheless, consider granting yourself that same grace.
|
|
Always try hard and always try to work harder than everyone else 'cause every day you take off, there's always people trying to get better.
|
|
"Eight hours of sleep makes a big difference for me, and I try hard to make that a priority," Bezos told Thrive Global in 2016.
|
|
Whether it's alcohol, smoking, or hard drugs, it's easy to look fake or try-hard, that that's where the satisfaction arises as a good property master.
|
|
It was a crucible of self-expression without all of the try hard self-obsession of magazine culture which was driving the high street club scene.
|
|
That wasn't because he didn't try hard at his other clubs, but just that his best memories and favourite times came while wearing the Arsenal shirt.
|
|
Otherwise, the best reason to try hard is for your own pleasure in choosing the gift — which can be quite real, as several studies have shown.
|
|
What was not supposed to happen: Britney just barely baby-voice-whispers her way through her own song, utterly overpowered by serial try-hard James Corden.
|
|
It's a breezy track that's a wonderful sign of her forthcoming album, possibly because it does not try hard to be anything other than it is.
|
|
You look really glamorous,' like you're not supposed to try hard or have any ambition, so you stand out if you are slightly ambitious or goal-oriented.
|
|
Trying out different weapons against the machines makes you feel powerful, like you could have an edge over the technological marvels if you just try hard enough.
|
|
"They try hard, but have not carried out a successful attack," Mohammad Javad Azari-Jahromi, Iran's minister for information and communications technology, said on social network Twitter.
|
|
Nonetheless, my work and activism is guided by a kind of "pragmatic optimism" according to which major disasters can be averted if only we try hard enough.
|
|
On big tech rebuilding trust with consumers: "I think they try hard at transparency," but he said improving that transparency is "a delicate balance" for the companies.
|
|
I try hard to acknowledge my privilege and not be part of the problem, but I didn't do so explicitly in the original version of this article.
|
|
I try hard to be less 'Jewish' when I'm in professional settings, but in my personal life, it's hard to not just be myself all the time.
|
|
I think that they want us to feel like we're taken seriously, so that we do try hard and we progress and we do push the limits.
|
|
The list is constantly growing, so if you try hard enough and believe in yourself, maybe you too can become the Indiana Jones of urban fossil hunting.
|
|
Ms. Sohmer suggests that even if money is tight, students should try hard to visit a college if they are applying for early decision, which is binding.
|
|
And they try hard to identify inflection points at which a new style of leadership is called for, where their own resignation would cause more good than harm.
|
|
While anything can be scuffed if you try hard enough, the Gorilla Glass or analogous material baked into modern smartphone displays is plenty scratch-resistant on its own.
|
|
She said the former secretary of state "embodies so many of the values that we try hard to teach our young people," and ticked off highlights from Mrs.
|
|
The other big thing I learned from him was that you can probably figure anything out if you just try hard enough and look at it long enough.
|
|
These so-called "IDBs" are rare — airlines try hard to avoid the situation, partly by offering strong incentives to volunteers on overbooked flights, but they do still happen.
|
|
But if they eventually get together, there's going to be a shadow over that relationship, in the way he certainly didn't try hard enough to save his old rival.
|
|
The Room is arguably the best bad movie ever made, a try-hard drama with a borderline-unintelligible script and D-minus acting that made it a cult comedy.
|
|
Boeing will try hard to give Canadian companies contracts that would equal the total amount Ottawa pays for the 18 Super Hornets, said Scott Day, spokesman at Boeing Defense.
|
|
The lesson: It's tough not having a mom, but don't discount the fact that you have a dad who's willing to try hard to make up for her absence.
|
|
Historically we in the news media have sometimes fallen into the traps of glib narratives or false equivalencies, and we should try hard to ensure that doesn't happen again.
|
|
Its members seize on hyperbolic advertising claims and try-hard YouTube "beauty gurus," and mock the obsessions of beauty communities within Reddit itself, like /r/SkincareAddiction and /r/PaleMUA.
|
|
He also does not, he says, think: I try hard not to take strong positions on public issues even in private, much to the frustration of friends and family.
|
|
"We all try hard to keep our lovely town thriving and looking good," the letter said, pointing out that Ms. Mountjoy's home was prominent to visitors arriving to town.
|
|
Counseling is an important part of treatment, and one reason I try hard to refer my patients to specialty clinics is that I want them to have experienced counselors.
|
|
I try hard not to be defensive as it plays into the 'us versus them' narrative that pitches mothers (strong, selfless, valiant) against their childless peers (cold, selfish, detached).
|
|
"Not just the Kim family, but ordinary North Koreans would try hard to imitate the handwriting, believing it's nice and divine," added Ahn, who defected to South Korea in 1979.
|
|
"Some people tend to 'overhype' Tsirkon's capabilities, others try hard to downplay its importance, as both in the US and in Russia experts have their own agenda," Stefanovich told Insider.
|
|
I developed more control for mild or medium levels of grumpiness, but when it came to four-alarm annoyance, I had little to no control (or didn't try hard enough).
|
|
Killam uses the surplus of energy we saw in him on Saturday Night Live as Will, an earnest try-hard dad who the other parents reluctantly welcome to the friend group.
|
|
Whether they're buried by additional contacts, lost due to forgetfulness, or things just get weird because so much time has passed, accidental disconnection erodes the networks professionals try hard to build.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFIf you try hard and believe in yourself, anything can be a knife—but turning rebar into a legit-as-hell kunai is a fresh take.
|
|
Soccer writer Matt Doyle has dubbed this style as "try hard, run fast," and, on the team's best days, they performed at a level that exceeded the sum of their parts.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will try hard to find a balance between a stable yuan, monetary policy adjustments and capital flows when setting its macro policies, the statistics bureau said on Monday.
|
|
You'd have to try hard to eat a bad meal there, and there are very few parts of the city where you could happen upon anything other than an exceptional one.
|
|
In "Wobble Palace," a comedy that centers on the trials of try-hard millennials, Eugene (Eugene Kotlyarenko) and Jane (Dasha Nekrasova) are a couple in the death throes of their relationship.
|
|
And they show their appreciation by consuming a dish that, despite requiring prep and cooking time longer than some human labors, frequently tastes like a chicken that didn't try hard enough.
|
|
The Giants (5-9) have little reason to try hard and should probably cover Saquon Barkley in Bubble Wrap and hope they have more pieces to put around him next season.
|
|
But now, more than half a century into Simon's career, it is much easier to see his determination to try hard as an asset, a weapon against complacency and cheap sentiment.
|
|
Instead of being the embodiment of youth like they so obviously wanted, the VMAs ended up more in the territory of a try-hard dad faking his way through chaperoning prom.
|
|
The assumption is that if you got hurt, it's still your fault because you didn't try hard enough to be the right kind of woman — as if empowered women don't get hurt.
|
|
National Masturbation Month isn't until May (and dare we say...climaxes on May 218 for International Masturbation Day) but here's the thing: Every day is masturbation day if you try hard enough.
|
|
Since we haven't tried it, the jury's still out on whether it truly is the "ultimate mashup," but it's definitely going to have to try hard to beat the Naked Chicken Chalupa.
|
|
" There's the overeager, try-hard teacher Miss Montgomery, who gets into debates with students about whether or not the pope is cool and compares herself to "Sandra Bullock in The Blind Side.
|
|
Even though the writing can sometimes be cheesy and try-hard (there's an awkward Fortnite reference in the pilot), the plot points are at the very least committed to the source material.
|
|
"The brand Notre Dame is synonymous with college football, and in our telecast we try hard to showcase what makes Notre Dame special," Rob Hyland, a coordinating producer at NBC Sports, said.
|
|
Try hard to get a clear understanding of those three things during the various stages of the interview process so that you're clear about how your role ladders up to those elements.
|
|
It's indicative of a culture addicted to pretending responsibility is a joke, that if you really try hard enough, you can absolve yourself of bad deeds without having to work at redemption.
|
|
We believe that if we just try hard enough, we'll be able to reach that goal weight, and if we don't, we're terrible people with zero determination and deserve to hate ourselves forever.
|
|
And she takes her job seriously — which, as it turns out, is a good thing, even in a room full of complacent dudes who think she's way too much of a try-hard.
|
|
It marks out Renault as the try-hard student who keeps doing all the homework while the other kids are goofing off with concepts like the extraordinarily fast and expensive Rimac Concept Two.
|
|
It's about knowing what looks best in candid photos (hey, you gotta play up the proportions you've been given), looking up-to-date but not try-hard, and mixing and matching just so.
|
|
Every year, future parents try hard to come up with unique and beautiful names for their spawn and every year many of these "individualistic" monikers top the lists of most popular baby names.
|
|
Act like you've been here before is helpful advice for combating try-hard syndrome, but PND2 stands out from much of the post-Weeknd R&B of the 803s because it is trying.
|
|
He said that, as President, he would try hard to find a buyer for the factory, and, if he failed, he would work to insure the best possible deal for laid-off workers.
|
|
"The only thing I liked (and I had to try hard to find something to like) was the older guy's hip relaxation that enabled them to kick three balls like that," Lajhner said.
|
|
He played for the Celtics for a long time, he is naturally overrated by dint of his try-hard-ass defense, and he has no aesthetic or ideological qualities of which to speak.
|
|
We can choose, falsely, to believe that if we try hard enough, we'll be accepted by whiteness and gain its privileges, at the expense of other people of color — the myth of exceptionalism.
|
|
I used to believe, however, that such lapses were the exception, not the rule, and the liberal economists I know try hard to avoid falling into that trap, and apologize when they do.
|
|
"We do think that the PBoC will try hard to make lower interest rates happen with the help of the new system, because the economy is in great need of more monetary policy support."
|
|
My nose is really running, as we are standing outside and it is November and I have a cold, but I try hard to make John understand that he is not answering the question.
|
|
It ends up being try-hard wacky – a series of half-jokes where, instead of a punchline, we get Drew grinning sweetly, because the show's whole thing is: she's cute and she's a killer!
|
|
The creative team came up with the idea of imitating the warnings on cigarette packaging and creating new avocado warning labels to combat and prevent parents from raising try-hard food blogger hipster kids.
|
|
Even her Instagram, typically a place where try-hard and faking it thrive, is absolutely authentic, filled with adorably self-deprecating selfies and throwback film stills to videos of clowns and daily outfit reminders.
|
|
But in those tales (see: Sherlock or Syfy's The Magicians), you often get the tidy reassurance that goodness is on the horizon, if you just try hard enough or learn to trust other people.
|
|
"It was inspiring to see a dolphin work hard to overcome a disability and try hard to jump out of the water and do the best she could," Maddie Leard, 13, of Houston, tells PEOPLE.
|
|
Booksmart is Olivia Wilde's directorial debut, an exuberantly R-rated romp about how goody-goodies Molly and Amy attempt to shed their try-hard reputations over the course of the evening before their graduation ceremony.
|
|
It's a tourist attraction that exemplifies the nation's control, and influence, as a pop-culture behemoth, as well as its Protestant insistence that people can be anything they want if they just try hard enough.
|
|
"Rajoy will surely try hard to convert a revived Catalan challenge into an argument to force together a Spanish coalition, but I'm less sure that it will work," said Josep Ramoneda, a Catalan political columnist.
|
|
In rooms grouped by sixes down long corridors, young people who spent their winter vacations cutting other peoples' grass and cleaning other peoples' floors try hard to study and party, and pretend everything is normal.
|
|
As much as "Orange Julius" grieves a lost father, it also laments a relationship that might have been — between two people who didn't try hard enough to know one another, then ran out of time.
|
|
Kosmal expects that market share to continue growing, though, as Nielsen's research has shown that people who try hard seltzer once are more likely to become repeat customers than they might with other alcoholic beverages.
|
|
There is a man who brings his small sons here to yell slurs at the women walking into the building, and I try hard not to think about what those boys will be like as adults.
|
|
It's true, many may not consider these treats to be "snacking" material — but just as every pizza can be a personal pizza, every marshmallow can also be a perfectly acceptable snack (if you try hard enough).
|
|
Rachel wanders offscreen without too much drama (or maybe the crew didn't recognize her either), while Amber the Bachelor try-hard stomps away in tears before ditching her high heels at the edge of the pool.
|
|
Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi, Iran's minister for information and communications technology, said that Americans "try hard but have not carried out a successful attack," adding that Iran's national firewall helped to block this attack and others.
|
|
But we also try hard to choose pieces as our Article of the Day that are "evergreen": stories that are interesting in their own right, and that will be powerful, vivid and compelling in the future.
|
|
To start, it's a comical mismatch of the Ravens (11-2), who have been arguably the best team in the N.F.L. this season, against the Jets (5-8), a try-hard team that tends to fail.
|
|
And I think you have Instagram on the top, an amazing way to reach people, and the users will put their very best photo and then will try hard to get the best reach for that.
|
|
" His classmate, Anton Birkenstock, 17, said that he believes "a lot can change in a really short time, and if we try hard to integrate people we can change their cultural values too in this regard.
|
|
Don't get me wrong, I try hard in school and sports and I want a good future for myself, but setting standards for everything as high as "perfect" can cause stress and anxiety that I don't need.
|
|
Asked how she and her husband plan to address attacks on her family from President Donald Trump, she revealed that the whole Biden family -- including children and grandchildren -- have discussed it and will try hard to ignore it.
|
|
Adam's an embarrassingly earnest try-hard of a character, always ready to launch into high-minded conversations about art and ethics but seemingly incapable of reading the room to see if his audience wants to talk about them.
|
|
The attention offers a window into a life where if they try hard enough, they, too, could land six-figure deals and avoid the slog of a 9-to-5 job by simply hanging out with their friends.
|
|
"If I try hard enough and get a good job, will I ever be able to afford a house?" said the 25-year-old, who lives in his small, cluttered room where clothes were piled on the bed.
|
|
Civil society groups do try hard to raise funds within the country, but Indian philanthropists remain tightfisted when it comes to issues like land or labor rights, health care access, quality of education, or resource exploitation by corporations.
|
|
The good news is that us Americans believe in the power of our dreams and if we try hard enough, we, too, might be able to force Uber's hand and make it bring boats and balloons to us too.
|
|
Mr. Alsheikh proved to be such a headache that several officials said the Pentagon would try hard to avoid taking custody of citizens who may be captured by allies in the future — unless prosecutors say they can be charged.
|
|
That's where all the miles lead, as she has said, especially on a day like Saturday, when she was forced to try hard to believe that sometimes a race isn't about the results but the effort and the process.
|
|
Men in "Good Witch" aren't judged by their ability to orchestrate scams or kill zombies — they're judged by whether they can be trusted to tell a woman the truth, and whether they try hard enough to make her happy.
|
|
Both get you to do things, but extrinsic motivation — external forces like financial rewards, academic honors and parental praise, or punishment and deprivation — are less powerful than intrinsic motivation, which is when you try hard because you want to.
|
|
If coolness denotes — or once denoted — a certain indifference to what people think, then these middle-aged mothers with their silly, adorable shtick and their paunchy husbands are perhaps the only cool people left on our try-hard planet.
|
|
Both get you to do things, but extrinsic motivation — external forces like financial rewards, academic honors and parental praise, or punishment and deprivation — are less powerful than intrinsic motivation, which is when you try hard because you want to.
|
|
There have always been games that bucked the try-hard trend, many with at least one foot in the adventure genre—games like Full Throttle and Psychonauts, or the more recent Thimbleweed Park, all play heavily on absurd situations and characters.
|
|
Speaking of wusses, no band was more emblematic of the negative sway Beavis and Butt-Head could have than Winger, whose logo adorned the t-shirt of the duo's dorky, try-hard, tag-along neighbor Stewart, picked on and bullied relentlessly.
|
|
To his detractors, he is a corny try-hard with no chops and an inflated ego; to his defenders, he is a talented, technically proficient rapper who makes his own beats and just does the best he darned well can.
|
|
In the last few seconds of the last game of Bill Russell's career, Jerry West, the NBA's all time overrated try-hard, was sitting on the precipice of notching one single Finals victory over Iron Bill and his wily crew.
|
|
China is willing to work with the United States to resolve each other's core concerns on the basis of equality and mutual respect, and will try hard to reach a phase one deal, Gao Feng, spokesman at the ministry, told reporters.
|
|
By controlling the tools through which millions of Indians organize, mobilize, push back, protest, and protect, India's powerful try hard to stomp out dissent — and to stop out the fragile feeling of solidarity that has united Indians across religions since independence.
|
|
For that reason, there would almost certainly be elements of the US government — particularly some of the more levelheaded Cabinet-level officials, like National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster — who would try hard to prevent such a crackdown from taking place.
|
|
Screenwriters Stephen Chbosky and Evan Spiliotopoulos try hard to bring an old-world servant-and-master relationship into a 2017 setting, where loyalty and service are expressly about emotional responsibility and the idea that all awful behavior has its roots in childhood trauma.
|
|
Biopics love to dazzle us with their try-hard verisimilitude, and this one gives us nearly 10 minutes of end-credit split-screen comparisons between the real Crüe and the movie Crüe, presumably so we can marvel at the skill of the duplication.
|
|
You know, you don't have to be Yale, and you don't have to be LeBron James; it's OK to do something you love and be good at it and try hard – it just felt like it reminded me of those movies I used to like.
|
|
Despite the goodwill it built among some of our elected officials, Get Me's clunky interface, unreliable service, and inexplicably anonymous CEO rendered the company not much more than a try-hard punchline when it found itself as the last app standing in early May.
|
|
That customer is the highly social sorority girl at a school with a good football team, who consequentially has a very specific set of needs: A new outfit for each weekend's party, one that's super cute, not too try-hard, and, naturally, isn't that expensive.
|
|
The Jesus of "Risen" (played by Cliff Curtis) is rather unnerving; the film-makers try hard to achieve a sense of his divinity, which results in a lot of now-you-see-him-now-you-don't shots, and more than a few cringe-worthy smiles.
|
|
But what Jeselnik and other try-hard edgy comics usually don't acknowledge is that what should and shouldn't offend, like any other matter of taste or opinion, isn't his call to make, any more than someone can tell you that you shouldn't like anchovies.
|
|
It's very difficult to strip a song of instrumentation and create a great big empty space for your emotions to swell and marinate, to sing alongside gentle guitar plucks about cigarettes and death and sex and self-preservation, without sounding incredibly trite or try-hard.
|
|
But I feel a sense of comfort in his elevated tone and unfamiliar words often laced with laughter and strung together to form an Arabic conversation that my daughter and I try hard to imitate but our one-dimensional American palettes can't seem to duplicate.
|
|
This does not mean that addiction is not a medical problem: depression and ADHD can also change in response to the environment; that doesn't mean those changes are simply chosen, nor that people can just snap out of it if they try hard enough.
|
|
He's the kind of character who seems very cool to a teenager and on the verge of becoming a hilarious try-hard to an adult: He has hourglass eyes, through which he sees all things aging and decaying, and gold skin and white hair.
|
|
Additionally, many people have observed that the open-ended nature of the meme means people can basically ship anything ... what I've concluded from the ship dynamics is that anything can be a ship dynamic if you try hard enough, but also that this is the best pic.twitter.
|
|
Should we follow Steve Bannon's example and celebrate racism as if it were a benign way of shouting, "Vive la différence!" or should we try hard to resist the urge to put "the other" in a box that we can then sit on or even crush?
|
|
We tried to get on Facebook, but we didn't really try hard enough in some ways, and so at some point Zynga came up, came to the market and took away most of the users, who at the time were playing on the web, on Yahoo.
|
|
In order to be in a welcoming mood when the phone does ring, I'm trying hard to summon up some warm feelings toward the country, in the same way that our First Lady must sometimes try hard to summon up some warm feelings toward her husband.
|
|
"I brought my children here so they can learn from Secretary General Ban's life that there is no easy way in life but that if you try hard, your dream comes true," said Lee Dae-won, 42, who recently visited here with his daughter and son.
|
|
That said, if you're determined to prove that any cheesecake can be a personal-sized cheesecake if you try hard enough and believe in yourself, then you can also watch Moles make Eli's classic Chicago-style cake in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen in our How To series:
|
|
But all seven of the central children are well-cast and give strong performances, and seen through their eyes, Pennywise seems like a real threat — a childhood nightmare improbably manifested in the real world — instead of like the faintly goofy, try-hard boogeyman he could so easily be.
|
|
Of course it's complicated when your spouse has a different opinion about this, but I tell my kids, I'm like, you could be slobs around the house, that's a loose domain, but you better be nice to your sister, you better do well in school, try hard at least.
|
|
Some commentators have lamented that religious authorities didn't try — or didn't try hard enough — to reach a compromise that would allow celebrations to continue, perhaps complying with the sanitary regulations by, say, capping the numbers of participants or shorten celebrations by reducing them to their most essential elements.
|
|
Piera Gelardi, 39, executive creative director and co-founder of Refinery29 Fertility Journey: IVF, miscarriage, gestational surrogacy When you try hard for something and it doesn't come to you, you can start to doubt yourself, to doubt if the thing you want is meant for you in the first place.
|
|
I have no problem with people using Tinder for casual sex, and I think that message clearly communicated in what way he wanted to get to know me… But I prefer a genuine and honest vibe for a casual time than this try-hard to prove he's chill and funny.
|
|
Presented by Spark Movement Collective and choreographed by Chelsea Koenig, the troupe's artistic director, this dance-theater adaptation in Queens features an emperor in striped long johns, as well as contemporary activists who try hard to prove that he isn't really wearing magical finery that only the worthy can see.
|
|
"They try hard, but they have yet to carry out a successful attack," he said at the time, as quoted by Press TV. Two US officials with knowledge of the matter told CNN in June that the US Cyber Command had launched a retaliatory cyberstrike against an Iranian spy group.
|
|
A champion for the marginalized, a magnetic presence in the DJ booth, and a real audiophile with the record collection to back it up, her sets are a musical walkabout, ranging from funk to disco to techno to house, filled with uplifting earworms you'd have to try hard not to dance to.
|
|
Backup power forward also remains an area of need; try-hard utility big Jason Smith provided some decent spot minutes off the bench at times during the regular season, and even showed an improved three-point shot, but isn't skilled or quick enough to be a viable option against playoff-level competition.
|
|
If you try hard enough, you could make a whole lot of things violations of the Espionage Act, and someone who sat down with a copy of the Espionage Act could probably find a way to argue that Omarosa violated it, but I don't see any way to make that argument legally plausible.
|
|
It's clear too that she still hates Kanye West (she brings up the "receipts" he and Kim shared on Snapchat more than once), which is funny because he's an appropriately corny, try-hard foe, perhaps her only equal when it comes to embodying both undeniable genius and unfathomable self-sabotage at the same time.
|
|
I know there's pressure not to be a dorky, try-hard male feminist stereotype; there's always a looming implication that you could lose your spot in the club; if you seem opportunistic or performative in your support, if you suck up too much oxygen and demand praise, women will yell at you for that too.
|
|
In short order, I found that on a busy Monday, I spend over four hours looking at my smartphone screen in one way or another, and on my strictest I-will-try-hard-not-to-look-at-my-smartphone days I still spend at least an hour looking at my tiny screen (in additional to my laptop screen).
|
|
Add in Dorsey's common-sense acknowledgement that Twitter employees have a "left-leaning bias" that they try hard to battle against and this week's WSJ story reporting that Dorsey weighs in on what to do about high-profile Twitter users accused of bad behavior — which he says is not true — and it's going to be a rough day.
|
|
David Steinberg is back, and he tells us quite a bit about his puzzle in the notes below, so just a few points today: I love how a phrase that has not been used in a very long time (TRY HARD, last seen in 1968) can be brought back and used in "modern lingo" as the opposite of a slacker.
|
|
As a pediatrician, I often have occasion to discuss the topic, sometimes with very anxious or upset parents, and as with infant sleep patterns and toddler eating habits, I try hard to listen carefully and counsel wisely, and remember that each of these issues plays out differently with every child in every family, which is why mine is such an interesting job.
|
|
He's still the kind of defender where people talk about his effort so much that you worry about his ability, but when you shoot 41.7 percent from 3-point range (with a widespread belief that he has the range to continue that at the N.B.A. level) and prove that you're not a dud of an athlete, being a try-hard defender might be enough.
|
|
I think Okio would really have to try hard to fail: They're filling a gap in the market that hasn't been properly addressed, and it feels like Okio have a product that parents have been clambering for a long time; it strikes the perfect balance between communication and letting your kids do their own thing, and having a way of communicating important messages without interrupting your kid in class seems like a no-brainer.
|
|
You're going to have a lot of TV to keep up with, and we can't think of a better way to take on the new year's new content than with a 699.9933K TV. (If you try hard enough, you could even squeeze in one of these 699.9923 shows before the end of the year.) An impressive slew of TVs are on sale this week to keep you from blowing your savings during gifting season.
|
|
On a wall-mounted screen, Norris inhabits the character of Meka Jean to enact and illustrate some tropes for contemporary hip-hop and R&B inflected music production that are easily recognizable: that millennial, YouTube video vehicle comprised of lots of costume changes with jump cuts in between, but production values that make it look as if the artist isn't trying too hard (because, as Kanye West said, "when you try hard, that's when you die hard").
|
|
Like the "basic" girls of the mid to early 2010s, the VSCO girl label slaps any teenager with an oversized T-shirt and a scrunchie with a dozen other signifiers that may or may not apply to her: That she's vapid and boring, that she's too concerned with how her pictures look even though they look just like everybody else's, and that in trying so hard to not look like she's trying, she becomes the biggest try-hard of all.
|
|
There's God Friended Me, in which Brandon Micheal Hall's character begins to get Facebook messages from God spurring him to do good deeds; The Neighborhood, about a black family (Cedric the Entertainer and Tichina Arnold play the parents) annoyed that a try-hard white family has moved next door; Happy Together, starring Damon Wayans Jr. and Amber Stevens West, about a married couple in a rut until a Harry Styles–like pop star moves in with them; and the Magnum P.I. reboot, in which Magnum is played by Jay Hernandez.
|
|