Sentence examples for Nothing has been left from inspiring English sources

Nothing has been left unsaid -- and said again -- about the familiar points of contention.

Nothing has been left out, from the strange (to Western sensibilities) religious culture and history of the Tibetan people, to Mallory's body being found preserved in the ice, many years after his last climb.

Nothing has been left to chance after the disappointment of Vancouver [in 2010, when Great Britain failed to win a curling medal]." However, he said it is impossible to predict with any certainty how the country's Winter Olympians will perform.

Nothing has been left out, from the right of non-EU nationals to vote and stand in municipal and European elections, to guaranteeing 'same-sex couples rights equal to those enjoyed by traditional couples and families', to the standardisation of the procedure governing the right of asylum within the European Union, all inspired by the eternal resolve to glean new powers for Brussels.

In the process, virtually nothing has been left un-branded.

And that, finally, is the point of this book: nothing has been left out; it is all here.

Imagine, though, that nothing had been left to the imagination in certain other cases.

Having taken their bags and guitars upstairs, Rawlings returned to the car to make sure nothing had been left behind.

Some of it was drawn from improvisation, though the witty pacing suggested that nothing had been left to chance on the stage.

Nothing had been left to chance: Mr. Romney put on full makeup and did his final practice in a room set up to replicate, down to the lighting and temperature, the hall where he would meet Mr. Obama.

As it is, the sense that absolutely nothing here has been left to chance – and that What a Time to Be Alive might have been a more interesting album if it had – is a tough one to avoid.