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Using Of vs. From
I have a question on whether to use "of" or "from" in this example
...as he demands more from himself than what is asked of other men.
OR
...as he demands more of himself than what is asked of other men.
If both uses are correct, which sounds better in your perspective?
Thank You,
Charles James
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Re: Using Of vs. From

Originally Posted by
CharlesJ
...as he demands more
from himself than what is asked of other men.
OR
...as he demands more
of himself than what is asked of other men.
Personally, I don't think there is a difference.
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Re: Using Of vs. From
I would use "of", mostly because it's being used with "ask".
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Re: Using Of vs. From

Originally Posted by
birdeen's call
I would use "of", mostly because it's being used with "ask".
I tend to agree, although the other option is okay.
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