The phrase "and anyone different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who do not conform to a particular standard or group, often in discussions about inclusivity or diversity.
Example: "We welcome all members of the community, including those from various backgrounds and anyone different."
Alternatives: "and anyone unique" or "and those who stand out".
The voyage, Smollett suggests, is a chance to change: the Caledonian trip makes Bramble and his companions realise their prejudices about the Scots in particular, and anyone different in general.
We're not trying to change the world, but because radio is so dull, so boring and so formulaic, and anyone different – me or Jonathan [ Ross – stands out," he told Radio Times.
I couldn't imagine, coming from where she came from, where it was indoctrinated in her that a gay child was worse than death, where there was so much hate and mercilessness towards anyone different; to eventually push her heart open, stretch her mind, and force herself to let the love in.
The Death Rays call all potential victims "goobers," and these include anyone different — or with a larger vocabulary.
Pick on anyone different and mock them.
Each of us should consider it a personal moral failure when we permit even one instance of irresponsible and mischaracterizing rhetoric against anyone different from ourselves to take place without offering a counterpoint.
The majority of 20-and-30-somethings 20-and-30-somethings 20-and-30-somethings 20-and-30-somethingso insight into anyone different from themselves and they don't seek that insight.
And I don't have to be anyone different, cos this is me.
Her take on life is very simple and very beautiful: "I don't see anyone different from my own self.
They will also pledge not to fly paramilitary flags or paint murals and graffiti, which indicate single-culture districts where anyone different is at risk.
But whereas Christmas is about love and acceptance, those who support RFRA most certainly do not appear to embrace anyone different from themselves.
