Sentence examples for rather than anyone from inspiring English sources

I think younger models aspire to be Gisele rather than anyone else.

"I wanted to prove it to myself really rather than anyone else," he explains.

"Peer pressure maybe will help the system, rather than anyone thinking 'I can do what I want,' " he said.

It was put to Mourinho that he should have the final say rather than anyone else at Stamford Bridge.

However, the parliamentary group recommends this review be conducted by an independent panel, rather than anyone connected with the Home Office.

Magdalena thinks the plant was taken by an amateur, rather than anyone with serious designs on marketing or selling the water lily.

And he seemed likely to die rather earlier than anyone expected when Tracy Barlow appeared in a puff of smoke to demand the return of her baby and denounce him as the father.

After compiling a sixth-wicket partnership of 63, however, Livingstone lost patience with a Rashid long hop which was slapped to Liam Plunkett at deep-square-leg and from then the end came rather quicker than anyone expected.

During the lulls between innovations, successful economies necessarily depend rather more than anyone would like to think on making perfectly good stuff artificially redundant, and fairly mediocre stuff suddenly relevant again.

AC/DC, a band who care what people think of them rather less than anyone except, perhaps, Donald Trump, evidently decided in the wake of all these disasters that they needed to win people back.

It is rather unlikely than anyone who arrives in Sweden after age 60 ever gets a foothold in the Swedish labor market.