anybody造句

I didn't allude to anybody or anything.

Constant criticism is enough to demoralize anybody.

I didn't allude to anything or anybody.

You have no right to heap insults on anybody.

I feign dispassion, but I'm not fooling anybody.

I promise that I won't tell anybody what you said.

“ Has anybody been notified ?” I asked . “ No, “ says she , unconcerned .

I love you Jana but don't tell anybody or they will tease me.

Did you stay because you didn't want anybody to think you were a cheap tight-wad?

While not exceptional, our life is not identical to anybody else.

You talk to anybody, I notice. You don't give a goddamn.

The only surprise in all this is that anybody should be surprised.

He's very, very able, more able than almost anybody I know, to take criticism and do something with it.

She said she followed the rules of her group, but her Cousins had different rules: they would kill anybody.

I would have thrown a chair or something at her if there weren't anybody else in there.

Never before have I had this desire to idolize anybody, much less someone I don't really personally know.

Yes, the inflated price of homes and the mortgage industry's willingness to lend to anybody with a pulse were necessary prerequisites for the crisis.

"Any one" is an adjective phrase that refers to specific but unidentified things or individuals. (A similar distinction applies to anybody and any body, nobody and no body.)

Think about it, in 100 years do you think anybody is going to care if you were an electrician or a plumber?

On second thought, George decided that anybody who wanted to keep his gloves wouldn't be so foolish as to wear them right inside the store.

In all my years as a practicing food snob, I've never seen anybody whip out a coupon at a pricey food emporium.

There's other disorders of language such as receptive aphasia where the person could speak very fluently but the words don't make any sense and they can't understand anybody else.

Having said that, Frank Visser has certainly studied this material as carefully as anybody, and I am deeply appreciative of his efforts to make an integral approach more available to the public.

You take their watches and things, but you always take your hat off and talk polite. They ain't anybody as polite as robbers -- you'll see that in any book.

And if anybody (in America, at least) applies the H-word to him, he does not mind: "Only God can judge that-so let me take my chances with God."

The cabbage leaf turns into a a lady, and people notice that well as before, at least the movie doesn't show us that anybody likes her, and after, lots of people are interested in her.