Sentence examples for be anything at all from inspiring English sources

"This was not meant to be anything at all.

The two switch to Italian, and begin what sounds like a squabble but could really be anything at all.

Or maybe there won't be anything at all that can be plausibly described as a public option.

Chesterton was writing a novel about the poetic power of the everyday, and he saw that suburban people might, in fact, be anything at all.

It could be anything at all as long as it's got a beginning, middle and an end and a narrative drive".

The three queens adopted this agonised waif, teaching her that theatre could be anything at all; to bend rules, rather then fulfil them.

Now he wonders if there was anything at all behind the warehouse doors.

It is odd, this idea that we are anything at all, if not our brains.

But if there's anything at all as different and bold on the horizon, surely it's Google Glass.

If style is anything at all, it's more than ornamental; it's a physical relationship to the world.

Later, I asked Jake whether there was anything at all he liked about going to Michael's.