Sentence examples for do anything rather from inspiring English sources

REPUBLICANS in Congress say they will do anything rather than raise tax rates.

We will do anything rather than squarely place the blame for sexual abuse with the abuser.

People will do anything rather than to acknowledge that they are sad.

It is almost as if their fickle fans pulled the trigger on this deal, imploring the front office to do anything, rather than watch everybody else change their rosters.

When the system gets it wrong, it seems they close ranks and will do anything rather than admit their mistake, even though expert after expert has questioned the so-called blood stains evidence.

The days when journalists would rather shove the complaint in the drawer than answer it, when editors would do anything rather than answer a protest or criticism should go and there are signs they are going".

He was of course playing for time, doing anything rather taking direct action, which he believed would inflame the Serbs.

But people like that deserve representation in parliament, not least because, like Ukip MEPs, they serve to remind the majority just how useless they usually are at actually doing anything rather than moaning about it all being unfair and the fault of Johnny Foreigner – or Johnny Brit in the case of leftwing moaners.

Wouldn't you do anything, really, rather than risk that loss again?

Eisenhower didn't much like the idea of turning the Presidency over to Nixon, but he never worried that Nixon would do anything untoward; rather than a formal legal document, he favored a personal letter, "particularly in view of our mutual confidence and friendship".

Complaining, Bowen says, doesn't include neutrally telling someone they're doing something wrong, let alone speaking up against abusive treatment; he's talking, specifically, about the kind of moaning that just makes us feel worse - and which we vent, mostly, on friends who can't do anything about it, rather than the person or institution we want to change.