As however he uses the word 'idea' everywhere else exclusively in its original (Platonic) sense, I have preferred to avoid needless confusion by adhering to his own declaration and definition.
Here, as everywhere else, the farmers appear to think that their last hour is approaching.
Here, as everywhere else, I hear every creature speak loudly in praise of Mr. Coke.
The crop of hops has been very fine here, as well as everywhere else.
In Peru, as everywhere else, a feeling existed that there was a certain relation between the substance of gold and that of the great luminary.
There were sorcerers in Peru as everywhere else; but in Peru too, as everywhere else where a priesthood has acquired a regular organization and made its authority respected, sorcery was hardly resorted to save by the lower classes.
Here, as everywhere else, the decrease of the Indian population settled on the reserved lands is uniform.
Here, as everywhere else, I am struck by the difference between the two shores.
Here, as everywhere else, I find the women of the better class lamenting over the want of all society, except of the lowest grade in manners and morals.
At the foot of the Caucasus, as everywhere else, the Russian occupation occasioned great migrations.
Here, as everywhere else, the Russian population, in taking the place of the Tatars, can only have destroyed the agricultural resources of the country.
Yet here, as well as everywhere else in the threatenings and promises of the prophets, we must beware, lest, in referring them to some particular historical event, we lose sight of the animating idea.
As everywhere else, so here, those lands into which water flows from the town and can be made to stand for a time, are esteemed the best, as this water brings down with it manures of all kinds.
There is one species of untruth to which we English people are particularly prone in India, and, I am assured, everywhere else.
Everywhere else, in the New World, there are plains desert because not inhabited, but no real deserts.
The golden age has ceased; and in this Paradise of the American forests, as well as everywhere else, sad and long experience has taught all beings that benignity is seldom found in alliance with strength.
Everywhere else on the continent of America we saw the Parkinsonia, like the Plumeria, only in the gardens of the Indians.
Society is divided into castes in Paris, as it is everywhere else; and the degrees of elegance and refinement increase as one ascends as a matter of course; but there is less of effort, in every class, than is usual with us.
It is in Paris, as it is everywhere else, as respects those who are easy of access.
Inside, the place bears ample testimony to former grandeur and splendour, but at present hopeless decay is rampant here as everywhere else in Persia.
We have a way of getting ideas into our heads and nothing will drive them out again, but we forget that things and people change in Persia as everywhere else, and what was accurate fifteen years ago may not be so now.
The whole province there, as everywhere else, followed the example, rising, instituting a committee, and arming itself.
Everywhere else a continued chain of mountains seems to close all outlet.
In Valparaiso, as everywhere else in Chili, there is an intense prejudice against the United States, growing out of the attitude assumed by our Government during the late war with Peru.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "everywhere else" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
