Sentence examples for would bring anything from inspiring English sources

The revolution they seek, if it happened, would bring anything but liberty and responsibility.

Within the staid culture of the 1950s, Kerouac's epic tale of free-for-all road tripping across America with socially liberated friends left many publishers doubtful that the book would bring anything other than obscenity charges.

And from Bush's perspective, neither of the other two internal candidates -- Kennedy or Scalia, both of whom are said to be yearning for the job -- would bring anything like the political pizazz of O'Connor.

Around 45,000 fans voted on the return of the Portuguese coach when he was sacked by Chelsea and the 52 per cent for/48 per cent against summed up the way he would bring anything but calm and harmony to a club in its usual state of mid-season flux.

I hated when someone would bring anything up about homosexuality.

Plenty of people (myself included) publicly and loudly denounced administration strategies in both cases, warning that military force would not solve our problem and that neither would bring anything remotely approaching "victory".

"I don't think it'd bring anything to the table to go after those voters," Mr. Matthews said.

She could hardly believe that he'd brought anything so grand as a theatre to the town.

Even if by some miracle he ever met her, and she recognized him and told him the whole story (which she would never do), it wouldn't bring anything back.

The BBC has been privately lobbying heavily against the idea of any formal tie-up between BBC Worldwide and Channel 4, telling ministers that its rival would not bring anything to the table and that any merger would not get past European regulations.

But the House leadership wouldn't bring anything up for a vote.