Sentence examples for everywhere rather than from inspiring English sources
Everywhere, rather than involvement we're seeing a kind of sullen apathy.
He certainly understands markets intellectually; but he is peculiarly apt to see (and want to fix) market failures everywhere rather than let entrepreneurs get on with it.
Even as a child, she walked everywhere rather than ride in segregated streetcars, and boycotted movie theatres rather than sit in the balconies reserved for African-Americans.
"Every time I round the corner on to Morton Street, the first thing I see is the bikes everywhere, rather than the tulips and daffodils," one man complained.
The teenager uses a long putter – and clearly rather successfully, too – a matter that will irk golfing traditionalists everywhere rather than only the denizens of Augusta.
This new study invites speculation about why parenthood might be accompanied by a longer lifespan and whether it's true everywhere (rather than reflecting something unique about people born in Sweden in the early 1900s).
For everyone, there is the freedom you get from taking the subway everywhere -- rather than waiting for your parents to drive you to the mall.
It is difficult to reproduce in a terrestrial laboratory though, because there gravity is everywhere downwards rather than radially inwards.
As for death, on Saturday night at 8 National Geographic profiles some whales that have developed an ability that should have beachgoers everywhere alarmed: rather than lurking in deep water waiting for food to swim by, they are plucking sea lions right off the beach in southern Argentina.
In these battles, the obligation on government is to weigh evidence, not capitulate to the zest of bureaucracies everywhere to control (rather than educate) the private or semi-private behaviour of its citizens.
And so mind – just as with Leach's ascription of reflective consciousness to animals and plants, or Dee's self-questioning wildebeest and knowledgeable gas – is understood to be spread out everywhere in nature, rather than a possession only of human beings.
