Sentence examples for by anything so from inspiring English sources

Mr Brownback's idealism is unconstrained by anything so vulgar as the national interest and power politics.

And yet her music isn't driven by anything so predictable as a beat.

You can't divide thirty-one by anything, so you can't make something half a month or half a week or whatever (because seven's the same way).

Those German autobahns, unencumbered by anything so dull as a speed limit, are a God-given proving-ground for ever faster, more powerful vehicles.

But the wide lower hall, which is roofed with undulating steel ribs, is a beguiling space, with sight lines unobscured by anything so mundane as supporting pillars.

And it is true that Chomsky believes that humans are driven by the desire for creative expression, not by anything so crass and petty as advantage.

We have yet to determine whether Paddock was motivated by anyone or anything, so many are tiptoeing around terms such as "terrorist". But if Paddock were Muslim, his status as a local individual would be entirely irrelevant, and the motive of "Islamic terrorism" or "jihad" would likely be immediately assumed, even without any evidence.

Anything so easily come by could not possibly be good for us.

"These are people for who a month goes by without them earning anything, so 1,000 rand for two days work or a week they will do it".

Hence, it seems we have not gained anything so far by introducing ISO3.

Throwing a trip mine down on someone followed by a grenade will kill almost anything, so don't forget to take advantage of enemies weakened by your trip mines.