Sentence examples for appear nothing from inspiring English sources

That Iceage are antagonistic young punks is not really in question, though in interviews – generally conducted in their second language – they appear nothing less than polite and occasionally baffled music enthusiasts.

At first glance, these small clumps of sediment may appear nothing special, but the micro-organisms which lie within may one day provide an answer to one of the most urgent issues in modern healthcare: the global antibiotic resistance pandemic.

With the Adidas chief executive taking the bold step of offering a critical opinion of United's unattractive style of football under Louis van Gaal this season, his observations may appear nothing more than the tail attempting to wag the dog, purely on the basis of the £750million that the German sportswear company is pumping into the club's coffers between now and 2025.

It doesn't have the polemical edge of such recent works on Milton as David Hawkes's John Milton: A Hero of Our Time or Nigel Smith's Is Milton Better than Shakespeare?, but there is, it would appear, nothing about Milton and his times the authors don't know, and the book is crammed with contemporary detail.

Community outreach meetings appear nothing more than a tool within a broader fishing expedition of Muslim communities nationwide.

Given all that, Spencer's rebranding of organized white supremacism in America as the "alt-right" would appear nothing more than a superficial rebranding aimed at mass appeal. .

It appeared nothing but traffic could hold him up.

There appeared nothing more he could do to enhance it.

That hope now appears nothing but wishful thinking.

When a man's heart stops for 78 minutes, there appears nothing else to do.

When it comes to handling political prisoners, however, it appears nothing much has changed.