Sentence examples for anything more except from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't have asked for anything more – except a personal best.

If you already have an external hard drive you can use for the upgrade, this method does not really cost anything more except some time, and perhaps patience.

Argentina could not have asked for anything more, except for a goal and some minimal marking on the Germans' too-easy score.

"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life," because he didn't know anything more moving, except maybe love, which he didn't feel entitled to; he never had.

And, no, I won't say anything more about it except that Mr. McPherson has found an inspired alternative to those inadequate tools of communication called words.

"His decision to gamble with British sovereignty," Mr Fell went on, his furious voice rising above the tumult, "and with 650 million people in the British Commonwealth, is the most disastrous thing any Prime Minister has done for many generations past". Was there anything more to shout, except a demand that Mr Macmillan should resign?

Frankly we don't know anything more about Hobby, except for what's in that filing.

It offered many opportunities to Mr. Serkin for dazzle and attack, if few for anything more substantial or extended, except in one cadenzalike passage.

I can't ask anything more of the players except that we should have been a wee bit more clinical.

Anything more than a year old, except large roasts of meat, can be considered inedible and thrown out.

"You don't really need to know anything more about the Battle of Britain, except that it was an air strike," Ms. Cain told one class.