Sentence examples for than anything so from inspiring English sources

It's about making myself presentable more than anything, so as not to unnecessarily frighten women and children".

Then we'll see when I get home how I'm feeling.' "I have seen more hospitals these last six months than anything, so no more for me".

Regretfully, that is far more likely to happen than anything so bizarre as to fall victim of some inexplicable form of radio-induced glioma.

When it comes down to it, I love the chase more than anything, so as fast as I got it running, I sold it.

We stopped; he had never signalled for us to wait before, and this signal scared me more than anything so far.

But Obama's soaring rhetoric - even if it wasn't on full display last night - comes from a different place, more Martin Luther King than anything so crass as politics.

Remember that the card is a gesture more than anything- so should be the gift (if you decide to add one).

I was more likely to do a line off it than write anything, so I think now my creativity will blossom.

The more he insists that something significant is going on in this book, the more Sorrentino unwittingly confirms Kael's argument, that European arthouse cinema would rather appear beautifully meaningful than attempt anything so vulgar as to mean something.

Rather than doing anything so dull as building on the ground, Alsop's addition hovers above the original school on stilts, like a Cubist flying saucer, patterned with random black-and-white splodges as if it were a dalmatian.

While those numbers are astonishing, it's clear that should the Conservative Party form the next government, it would do so in a climate which would necessitate deeper cuts than anything seen so far.