Sentence examples for from what any from inspiring English sources

"Getting stuck in Mali is far from what any refugee from Syria might hope for.

Some acquaintances noted that they had not done anything much different from what any think-tank analyst does.

What is produced is different from what any one of us would have done on our own.

But that, he said, would be no different from what any other company could do using the public data.

"This imagery is no different from what any person can readily capture or see walking down the street".

Titled "Night Music," the intriguing sequence of shadowy ruminations, eerie murmurings and macabre whimsies scarcely strayed from what any society partisan would recognize as a well-beaten path.

Noble idea, but how is it any different from what a janitor does?

Among the NHS Confederation's criticisms, it said allowing GPs to commission services from what it called "any willing provider", could mean the closure of some hospitals and facilities in order to make way for new private providers.

Judge Andrew J. Kleinfeld said the court's decision was "likely to impair national security" by forbidding the government "from doing what any sensible private employer would do".

It also speaks of wanting a more equal alliance and better relations with China, and of creating an East Asian community — though it is far from clear what any of this means.

My advice isn't any different from what I'd give any woman or man who wants a job in any industry.