Sentence examples for anybody among from inspiring English sources

I can't think of anybody among the ranks of top immigration experts who would make for a better adviser to the Trump campaign than George J. Borjas.

We're talking about the English verb tout, pronounced "towt," not the French word for the adjective "all," pronounced "too," as in "le tout New York," meaning "anybody who is anybody among the glitterati".

The task was always going to be demanding but few, if anybody, among their supporters could have imagined they would ever see a Manchester United team trapped in its own penalty area at Old Trafford for some 15 minutes with little idea of how to escape.

Do you know anybody among your relatives and friends who has needed medical marijuana?

Just last month, South Sudan's President Salva Kiir appeared to threaten journalists: "If anybody among [journalists] does not know that this country has killed people, we will demonstrate it one day, one time.... Freedom of the press does not mean you work against the country".

"Moynihan controls expenses and manages fees better than anybody else among the big guys," Moebs says with admiration.

The social preference among $A$ and $C$ is, in this sense, to be "independent" of anybody's preferences among either of them and the remaining "irrelevant" alternative $B$.

He went on to say that the Russians ought to "recognize that it is a moral evil among anybody".

David Lewis, a professor of business history at the University of Michigan, said Mr. Earl belonged "on anybody's list among the 10 great figures of automotive history".

Judging by the disconsolate waves that some of these men have given passing reporters in recent days, a gesture hitherto unknown among anybody serving in the security apparatus surrounding Mr. Hussein, they may have lived their last days in anticipation of a pitiable end.

"There is absolutely no doubt among anybody in our organization: We need to pitch better," Scioscia said.