Sentence examples for anything but weak from inspiring English sources

Damon is fragile, but he is anything but weak.

As anyone who has got to know Japanese women will attest, they are anything but weak - even if they often wield their swords quietly, behind a screen, so to speak.

The second is galvanising: attacks on peaceful protesters rarely make the police or government look anything but weak and cowardly, and have tended only to increase public support for civil disobedience.

Wrapping it up, the market heads into October with a slight wind at its back, as investors who sidelined themselves before seasonally weak September (which turned out to be anything but weak) continue to move into long stock positions.

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UPDATE 4.24.10: This morning Alan Abelson and Ritholtz discussed in Barron's why the SEC's case is anything but weak and complex.

Trevor Neilson, the vice-president of Washington CeaseFire at the time, said, "Being a federal prosecutor, he came across as anything but the weak liberal that the N.R.A. likes to characterize as the typical supporter of gun control.

Photographs by women in this biennial suggest anything but a weaker sex.

HM Revenue & Customs claims it is much less, but their methodology for estimating anything but VAT evasion is very weak.

When I review Obama's past seven years in office, particularly in light of his record on immigration, trade agreements, and jobs, I find that he did anything but stand up for the weak and vulnerable.

Before, they were too weak to do anything but piggyback.