He had come to the conclusion that a man had no chance of doing anything so long as he was in contact with art and artists: the only thing was to get right away.
It would have looked so funny to say nothing when he said he wasn't doing anything.
I do not think he had much chance of doing anything.
There was a crowd there, but didn't seem to be doing anything--nobody was doing anything.
He had a small body and wide legs, and he wasn't doing anything.
Nothing can be proved; and we should not be justified in doing anything on mere suspicion.
The inmates of the house and the neighbors who had gathered appeared to be in utter confusion, and incapable of doing anything, if there was anything that could be done.
She was a slight and simple looking lady to be doing anything so large as stemming the tide of a revolutionary impulse.
They are all of them ones that any one can be certain are ones that will not ever be doing anything.
They are all of them ones that are ones not going to be doing anything to make any one certain that they would be afraid again if they were going on doing that thing.
Those who know your story would sooner think of giving you a public reception, than of saying or doing anything to injure your feelings.
They did not seem to be doing anything, or to be walking for any purpose.
It would do no harm, though he had but slight expectations of doing anything.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "doing anything" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
