If they are less able to resist in such things, they are equally less able to resist in other things.
But if she's better than they are in other things, I canna think she'll fall short of 'em in loving.
We must 'live and let live,' Joshua, in religion as well as in other things.
I think thee'dst perhaps like to read it, but I didna say anything about it because thee'st seemed so full of other things.
And society generally--just now especially absorbed in other things--was absolutely indifferent.
And long afterwards, when he was talking of other things, he broke out into his healthy laugh, showing his strong, close rows of teeth, when he thought of the helmet.
He assented to what his brother said, but he could not help beginning to think of other things.
And there is an absolute beauty and an absolute good, and of other things to which the term 'many' is applied there is an absolute; for they may be brought under a single idea, which is called the essence of each.
The old story, that there is a many beautiful and a many good, and so of other things which we describe and define; to all of them 'many' is applied.
It does not so much matter what they think about other things--the weather, for instance; because that all happens, whether they think or not.
And when I remembered, I had been thinking of other things, and somehow--ah, Miss Gray!
We, who have our sight, can just endure while people who 'play a little' show us how little they can play; because we are able to look round about us and think of other things.
In so far as it is in other things it would touch other things, but in so far as it is in itself it would be debarred from touching them, and would touch itself only.
I have known many very genteel people, who could not dance well; but I never knew anybody dance very well, who was not genteel in other things.
Much stress has been justly laid on the disorganising influence of a long succession of Danish invasions, though it must be remembered that Ireland owes to the Danes the foundation of some of her most important cities.
He had told her of the bombs, and of other things.
Without meaning it, you have decided this question for me; it's time I looked to other things.
It is not a want of judgment, but an excess of other things.
But a friend reminds one of other things, rips up old grievances, and destroys the abstraction of the scene.
Or has not everything a source and principle of its own, to which we should refer it, and not to the principles of other things?
And heat, as it destroys the proper quality of other things, so of honey, for it being boiled is itself corrupted, though when raw it preserves other bodies from corruption.
He that designs to sport should sport, and not buy his case and pleasure with great expense, or the loss of that time which might be useful to other things; but whilst he is feasting and free from business, those should be enjoyed.
The whole money or other things staked at a horse race, a given sum being put up for each horse, all of which goes to the winner, or is divided among several, as may be previously agreed.
General state or disposition of the body or mind, or of one thing with regard to other things; habitude.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "other things" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
