Sentence examples for in anything about from inspiring English sources

But we're interested in anything about British wildlife, if it's interesting in itself.

No one is interested in anything about an elite sportsman except their job.

Q. Do you steal — or, let's say, get inspired — by any writers for lyrics or music? A. I remember I was struggling a lot to write lyrics, and my older brother, who I trust in anything about literature, was egging me on to read E. E. Cummings.

This hierarchy allows control of the fidelity around the elements of identity, e.g., an investigator may be interested in anything about the individual's work-life rather than his or her specific occupation [23].

In Long Island, nobody knew anything about Edicts.

And the American government shows no interest in doing anything about the incentives in current law that favor borrowing over equity.

Book publishers are uninterested in publishing anything about world affairs.

Mr. Rumsfeld was nearly alone among administration officials in saying anything about the issue publicly.

But human rights activists argue that the Muslim Brotherhood has no genuine interest in doing anything about the problem.

Many have been in the job too long; five of the 16 are political appointments.But therein lies the dilemma in doing anything about the towering twins.

He would say: I look at the Constitution and I don't see anywhere in there anything about a right to abortion.