Sentence examples for anyone else responsible from inspiring English sources

He was, perhaps more than anyone else, responsible for bringing the sensibilities of American theatrical realism and the style of acting it spawned into American movies.

To hear his students tell it, Saito was the one who put heart into Japanese string playing and was more than anyone else responsible for its extraordinary current level.

Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for Mr. Hynes, said the statute of limitations would prevent criminal charges from being filed against Mr. Scarcella or anyone else responsible for a faulty verdict in his cases.

On March 19th, General Paul Eaton, who had been in charge of training Iraqi troops before his retirement, last January, wrote in the Times that the Defense Secretary "has shown himself incompetent strategically, operationally and tactically and is far more than anyone else responsible for what has happened to America's mission in Iraq.

"It is crucial that teachers and parents – and anyone else responsible for the teaching and upbringing of children – carry forward the message of handwashing with soap.

It is in a state of disarray that Calhoun, more than anyone else, is responsible for.

Three years later, he took over the D.C.C.C., and, more than anyone else, was responsible for restoring Democrats to power the following year.

For it was Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence and the intrepid British adventuress Gertrude Bell who, more than anyone else, were responsible for the creation of what was to become Iraq.

Even though Mulroy, more than anyone else, is responsible for the construction of the third straw, which effectively guarantees Nevada's access to the river in perpetuity, she is not a water isolationist.

So writes Joshua Marshall, whose talkingpointsmemo.com is must reading for the politically curious, and who, more than anyone else, is responsible for making Trent Lott's offensive remarks the issue they deserve to be.

America, and the rest of the world, still bears the marks of that bellicose influence, for Teller, more than anyone else, was responsible for driving the US further and further down the road to nuclear proliferation.