Sentence examples for anything one can from inspiring English sources

DVD-Audio's commercial success will depend on a steep reduction in the price of the hardware, a continuing supply of new releases and a general public awareness of the new system's superiority to CD or, still more so, to anything one can copy or download from the Internet.

It can't be because it is as crucial to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as just about anything one can imagine, other than perhaps food and water.

Then again, perhaps it may not.Part of the problem is that for anything one can say about Goethe, the opposite tends to be just as true.

Q. Do you think there is anything one can do to help opportunities emerge? A. Occasionally opportunities whack you in the face.

"I think we're headed for big problems in the future and anything one can do to set a bit of an example is a good thing.

Yet his fourth, fifth and sixth symphonies, written between 1931 and 1947, are as important a vernacular musical expression of that era as anything one can think of.

But some days were darker, Vicky says: "On a bad day, you think 'if they can't find anything, no one can fix it for us either'".

Is there anything positive one can say?

"As the Church it is our duty, we have to help, but it's not enough and I don't think U.S. and UN can do anything -- no one can do anything, it's a big problem," said Kassarji.

Shortly after the start of the trial @GreatFireChina wrote on Twitter: "No one can post anything on Weibo now as the input space just disappeared.

So, three thousand years later, is there anything of which one can say, "Look!