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NL888 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Does "with little else than" mean "nothing else but"?
Context:
I have shown the other side of the coin and written about my people who, against a lethargic world and with little else than courage, conquered unconquerable odds.
I have shown the other side of the coin and written about my people who, against a lethargic world and with little else than courage, conquered unconquerable odds.
Top answer
Yes, they had courage and little else.
- Yes, they had courage and little else.
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