Sentence examples for anything from high-quality English sources.

• I don’t think there’s anything that’s off limits.

• Anything that’s made you laugh or anything that’s made you cry?

• Anything smaller and you end up carrying a lot of bag without carrying much of anything else.

• Don't phone anything you can talk,” Earl famously advised, “Don't talk anything you can whisper.

• If I’m dying from anything, I am dying from homophobia.

• And he doesn’t know anything about ears or deafness or anything, I don’t think.

• And if they don't do it, I'm not signing anything and I'm not authorizing you to do anything, Steve.

• If they haven’t got anything nice to say about the President, it appears they won’t say anything at all.

Use anything in a sentence.

• You know: if I wasn’t using anything or spending anything, I didn’t need to make anything.

• What’s the use of our trying to do anything, trying to know anything, trying to be anything?

• “I haven’t heard anything, seen anything, touched anything, smelled anything,” he would say.

• Anything whatever can be identifyingly referred to; anything whatever can appear as a logical subject, an ‘individual’. (1959: 137, 227)

• “I haven’t gotten anything from Facebook that ‘you’ve been posting inappropriate content that’s violated our community standards’ or anything of the sort.

• Picarone is Spanish for a thief, but this phrase does not necessarily mean anything dishonest, but is often used to mean readiness for anything in the way of excitement.

• "Anything changing, anything extraordinary, anything off the beaten path, anything small, everything obscure, anything complicated — you name it.

• “He doesn’t care anything about the American people, he doesn’t care anything about the history of this country, he doesn’t care anything about the future of this country,” Bottoms added.

anything sentence examples

• Anything that we know, anything that we try to explain, anything that we theorize about, anything that we encounter, anything of which we can become aware—these are all material.

• He told us that anything already in the world when you’re born is ordinary, anything invented between 15 and 35 you could probably get a career in, and anything invented after you’re 35 is against the natural order of things.

• It’s a piece of lore that after Mitchell wrote “Joe Gould’s Secret” he never wrote another story ever again, not anything about Gould, not anything about anything, even though he came to the office every day until his death, in 1996.

• Because God can will anything that is good, and he cannot will anything that is evil, this amounts to the same as the characterization of omnipotence as God's ability to bring about anything that is good (cf. 596C-597B, 599A, 600A-B).