Sentence examples for anyone in terms of from inspiring English sources

Although it's difficult to compare Manson to anyone in terms of psychopathy, Adolf Hitler seems most apt.

"I will go toe to toe with almost anyone in terms of knowledge, trivia, and love of this music," he told me.

To try to describe "Don't Tell Anyone" in terms of a single theme or argument would be an exercise in Procrustean bedmaking.

Just using a geographic proximity filter the way some mobile apps do is not a great filter for anyone, in terms of showing you really relevant people who you really want to meet.

That would be first and foremost," Hockley said, adding that she's also concerned about "anything that can identify anyone in terms of exactly where they died, how they died, their wounds, anything like that".

You take all of this condensed material just as we do on Cops--I'm as guilty as anyone in terms of misrepresenting the quantity.

It's everything that anyone owns in terms of assets that the Fed can measure.

I often got the part of someone who wasn't connected to anyone else, in terms of family.

And, by the way, a record of change -- I will place my record and Barack's record against John McCain's or anyone else in terms of fundamental accomplishments.

But for anyone thinking in terms of dollars, what was more striking was the price for a dozen: 7.2 German marks, or $3.31.

"There hasn't been a more succinct and clear statement by anyone yet in terms of describing the fact that Mr. Torricelli has sold his office," Mr. Forrester said.