Sentence examples for mean everybody else from inspiring English sources

"Just because we're stupid doesn't mean everybody else was," he said.

Just because I thought it was fantastic, didn't mean everybody else was going to think that.

Just because one idiot is wearing something, doesn't mean everybody else should have to change their behaviour.

Just because a favorable opinion of pizza is accounted by someone, that doesn't mean everybody else holds that same opinion.

But rather than make use of the existing legal arsenal to discipline such venues, Greenwich said the government went for a kneejerk reaction that meant "everybody else was taken with them".

Now, I don't mean to insert myself in this lineage, I just mean everybody's holding everyone else's hands and everyone's sitting on everyone else's shoulders".

But that does not mean that everybody else should have to.

"Everybody who knows what it means knows what it means, and everybody else doesn't," said Eric Lander, co-chairman of the president's advisory council and head of the Broad Institute.

"Everybody who knows what it means knows what it means, and everybody else doesn't," said Eric Lander, co-chairman of the president's advisory council and head of the Broad Institute of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University.

It meant that everybody else, Time, Newsweek and all the other papers, would follow suit.

By aborigines, the man from the ministry meant almost everybody else in Liberia, the people who were here first.