100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "others"

Definition

The term others is primarily used as a pronoun rather than an adverb. It refers to additional people or things that are distinct from those already mentioned or known.

Synonyms

• Others
• Additional people
• Remaining individuals
• The rest

Antonyms

• Same
• Similar
• Identical
• One

Examples

1. Some students preferred to study alone, while others enjoyed group work.
2. While I like chocolate, others might prefer vanilla.
3. She has many friends, but others are more like acquaintances.
4. In the debate, some participants were passionate, while others were indifferent.
5. He excels in math, but others find it challenging.
6. I chose to go hiking; others opted for a movie.
7. Some people thrive in chaos, while others need order.
8. I enjoy reading fiction, but others prefer non-fiction.
9. The team worked hard, while others slacked off.
10. Some animals are nocturnal, while others are diurnal.
11. While some dogs are friendly, others can be quite aggressive.
12. He likes to travel, but others prefer to stay home.
13. Some students were excited for the trip, while others were nervous.
14. She has a passion for art; others are drawn to science.
15. I prefer tea in the morning, while others choose coffee.
16. His opinions differ from others in the group.
17. Some athletes train rigorously, while others take it easy.
18. While some enjoy spicy food, others find it intolerable.
19. She is an introvert, but others in her family are extroverted.
20. Some movies are critically acclaimed, while others are box office flops.
21. He enjoys classical music; others prefer rock.
22. Some students study late at night, while others are early risers.
23. She prefers to work in silence, while others like background noise.
24. In a book club, some read for pleasure, while others analyze deeply.
25. He finds joy in gardening, while others enjoy sports.
26. Some technologies are revolutionary, while others are merely incremental.
27. She has a flair for drama; others excel in comedy.
28. Some people are natural leaders, while others are followers.
29. He enjoys cooking; others prefer dining out.
30. While some find meditation beneficial, others find it challenging.
31. Some people are early adopters of technology, while others are hesitant.
32. He loves adventure, but others prefer routine.
33. Some athletes focus on strength, while others emphasize endurance.
34. While some enjoy city life, others long for the countryside.
35. Some artists prefer to work alone, while others thrive in collaboration.
36. Some people are morning persons, while others are night owls.
37. While some appreciate modern art, others find it confusing.
38. Some kids are drawn to sports, while others like arts and crafts.
39. He likes to keep things simple, but others enjoy complexity.
40. While some prefer to read, others love to watch movies.
41. Some people embrace change, while others resist it.
42. She has a knack for languages; others struggle with them.
43. Some individuals are detail-oriented, while others see the big picture.
44. Some people thrive under pressure, while others crumble.
45. He enjoys long drives, while others prefer short trips.
46. Some students are quick learners, while others take their time.
47. Some people love pets, while others prefer to be pet-free.
48. She is passionate about environmental issues; others are apathetic.
49. Some enjoy the thrill of competition, while others prefer cooperation.
50. While some are drawn to urban environments, others seek tranquility in nature.
51. Some people bounce back quickly from setbacks, while others take longer to recover.
52. He enjoys the nightlife, but others prefer quiet evenings at home.
53. While some are motivated by money, others prioritize happiness.
54. Some prefer traditional education, while others favor online learning.
55. Some people have a gift for storytelling, while others are more analytical.
56. While some are fascinated by history, others are more interested in the future.
57. Some kids love to play outdoors, while others prefer indoor activities.
58. He loves to experiment with cooking; others stick to tried-and-true recipes.
59. Some people are adventurous eaters, while others are picky.
60. While some find joy in helping others, others focus on self-interest.
61. Some find solace in nature, while others find it in community.
62. Some people are drawn to the spotlight, while others prefer to stay in the background.
63. While some are enthusiastic about learning new skills, others shy away from challenges.
64. Some like to party on weekends, while others prefer a quiet night in.
65. He enjoys running marathons; others find it too strenuous.
66. While some people are highly organized, others thrive in chaos.
67. Some find inspiration in travel, while others find it at home.
68. Some people are natural negotiators, while others avoid conflict.
69. While some love to socialize, others prefer solitude.
70. Some people are morning exercisers; others work out in the evening.
71. Some are fascinated by technology, while others prefer traditional methods.
72. While some enjoy team sports, others like individual activities.
73. Some people are goal-oriented, while others take life as it comes.
74. He enjoys philosophy, but others find it tedious.
75. Some people love to explore new cuisines, while others stick to familiar dishes.
76. While some prefer structured plans, others enjoy spontaneity.
77. Some individuals thrive on routine, while others seek variety.
78. Some children are afraid of the dark, while others are fearless.
79. While some people are detail-focused, others are big-picture thinkers.
80. Some enjoy learning in a classroom, while others prefer hands-on experience.
81. While some are natural problem solvers, others struggle with challenges.
82. Some are drawn to the arts, while others are inclined toward sciences.
83. While some enjoy the hustle and bustle, others seek peace and quiet.
84. Some people find strength in numbers, while others prefer to go it alone.
85. Some love to watch sports; others prefer to participate.
86. While some are drawn to the spotlight, others prefer to support from the sidelines.
87. Some people love to keep things simple, while others enjoy complexity.
88. Some are interested in politics, while others avoid it altogether.
89. Some like to plan every detail of a trip, while others go with the flow.
90. While some enjoy being in the spotlight, others prefer to stay behind the scenes.
91. Some people find joy in learning, while others find it burdensome.
92. Some enjoy the thrill of the unknown, while others prefer security.
93. While some are avid readers, others find books uninteresting.
94. Some people are quick to forgive, while others hold grudges.
95. While some enjoy a fast-paced life, others prefer a slower pace.
96. Some are passionate about social issues, while others remain indifferent.
97. Some people are drawn to adventure, while others seek stability.
98. While some are enthusiastic about change, others resist it.
99. Some enjoy attending large gatherings; others prefer intimate settings.
100. While some thrive on competition, others enjoy collaboration.

(Note: As "others" is not an adverb, I could not provide a list of sentences with it functioning as an adverb. Instead, I provided sentences where "others" serves as a pronoun to illustrate its use.)