Sentence examples for any substitutes for from inspiring English sources

Stéphanie Bakouche, the perfume director of L'Artisan Parfumeur, who is also a nose, says that there really aren't any substitutes for oakmoss.

To get the full experience of eating corn on the cob, be sure that you do not use any substitutes for butter.

Joseph Brodsky once wrote: "If there is any substitute for love, it's memory.

But is that really any substitute for local experts, with an ear to the ground in the neighbourhood?

Google Translate will never be any substitute for learning a foreign language, and here's why: 1 Google Translate is only good when there's internet.

At this point, it would be standard practice to break down and say that none of this is any substitute for being at the game.

There is my monthly copy of Vogue and the weekend newspapers with their style supplements but there is not, and in my view never will be, any substitute for a proper lush doorstop of actual physical books.

"We don't think there is any substitute for openness and transparency," Lawrence E. Strickling, assistant secretary for communication and information at the Commerce Department, told the subcommittee, a part of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

There will never be any substitute for immersion in an area to get to know its intricacies - but for the uninitiated there is no shame in using a map (or a GPS!) to get to know the lay of the land!

"Automatic filtering on its own risks lulling parents into a false sense of security and there can never be any substitute for parents taking responsibility for how, when and where their children use the internet.

To say this would be to take it that Spinoza accepted the Cartesian principle as Descartes understood it, while rejecting the grounds Descartes offered for it, and without providing any substitute for it.