Sentence examples for and there is nothing to be from inspiring English sources

"Those were the bad old days of Boston, and there is nothing to be nostalgic about.

The battle for reality was won in the 1980s and there is nothing to be gained by revisiting the battlefield.

You are not in the minds of the offensive players, Walker told them; you are not in their huddles, and there is nothing to be gained and much to be lost from playing hunches and trying to dictate the play.

To put it another way, free-speech ideology cannot recognize assertions of the absolute this is so and there is nothing to be said against it as anything but error.

As Adler wrote, "It is a question of different categories of reality, and there is nothing to be gained from holding fast to the facts in literature, facts that only a chronicle of experience or an academic work of history or sociology can properly encompass, while in a work of art these experiences are recast, transformed, even incinerated — a process through which literature arises".

Olivia Colman gives a typically excellent performance as a hard-working wife and mum who finds that she is gradually levitating higher into the air, and there is nothing to be done except knock a hole in the ceiling and let her float up into space.

There is nothing to smell.

There is nothing to criticize.

But there is nothing to fear here.

There is nothing to prove that.

But, there is nothing to decrease.