Sentence examples for found to anything from inspiring English sources

In describing the field of philosophy, and in particular the sub-field of philosophy of education, one quickly runs into a difficulty not found to anything like the same degree in other disciplines.

Clement Greenberg wrote that "one has to go back to Rembrandt to find anything to which his touch can be likened".

"I want to find anything to take the boredom away.

He was struggling to find anything to write.

"After Neill Brown's comment I'm struggling to find anything to defend 1992," says Joanne Beasley.

Even the most polished analysts struggle to find anything to say.

Sorry, but I'm struggling to find anything to be miserable about.

The characters here are so stock that it's hard to find anything to really care about.

It is difficult to find anything to dislike about Wilkins's study.

It's hard to find anything to get excited about on the new HP Chromebook.

At other times, we just can't seem to find anything to agree on at all.