Sentence examples for anybody instead from inspiring English sources

When I interviewed him for the Observer at the end of 2015, he remarked that "the idea that a writer of colour can actually use his imagination just never occurs to anybody" – instead, he or she is always expected to write directly of their own experience.

It doesn't sue anybody, instead working behind the scenes to coordinate the efforts of state attorneys general and provide legal advice.

Do not attempt to assault a person that will throw things around or hit anybody instead you should move to a place where you feel more safer and have more space.

And this is the controversial bit: they don't try to turf anybody out, instead, they start to put together a committee by identifying leaders who live in the building.

But England should not pin their hopes on anybody - instead the way forward has to be based on a philosophy or style of play.

When you walk into a room, don't retreat into yourself, worrying that you won't act the right way or that you won't know anybody there; instead, think of the awesome time you're going to have because the whole night is within your control.

And they've already got the expertise and infrastructure — why else would Amazon come to them instead of, well, anybody else? Hey, who said "low bid?" Get out of here!

Or how about I try tickling you instead?" Anybody could see how he was failing.

No longer do we have to wait for a select group of experts to declare "two thumbs up" — instead, anybody can read or write what he or she thinks online.

At Burberry, Ahrendts knew the importance of the difference between common and popular, rebranding a fashion house so that its designs were not associated with just anybody, but were instead sought after by everybody.

Like many of today's soulful stars, Csokas doesn't have the voice to match his brooding looks where the vocal coaches of old have gone is anybody's guess and, instead of a vicious rasp or a molten croon, one hears nothing worse than flat wheedling as he talks to Stella about her husband and child: "Give them up or don't come back".