Sentence examples for allows no room from inspiring English sources
He forgot one key thing, namely Tigger allows no room for imitators.
And if they did, a countrywide system of repression allows no room for dissent.
In Hansen's view, dealing with climate change allows no room for the compromises that rule the world of elected politics.
By the nineteen-nineties, Kristol's neoconservatism has settled into ordinary conservatism, which allows no room for contradictions, cultural or otherwise.
The present 80-year-old building at 345 East 15th Street, at First Avenue, is in "bad shape," he said, and allows no room for expansion.
By contrast, the absolutist rhetoric of moral certainty that the Holocaust museum inspires allows no room for political judgment; or even for acknowledging the political nature of the crises in which atrocities arise.
Proper Formula One cars allow no room for ride-alongs.
They allow no room for practicality, nuance or flexibility.
Wartime allowed no room for emotional self-indulgence.
Women's claims against him allowed no room for debate; everyone could tell he was disgusting.
One robbery scene was designed as a single-take set piece that allowed no room for error.
