Sentence examples for as a none from inspiring English sources

It is to his credit that so much of what we see maintains a certain physical weight and plausibility even as A) none of it is technically real and B) the rules seem to change on a dime.

BEHIND THE NEWS North Korea went ahead with the launch in defiance of world opinion, which saw it as a none too plausibly disguised test of a ballistic missile meant to deliver a nuclear weapon.

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is thinking of running, as a Republican, and current Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who will be a former by then, may run as a None of the Above.

A few months ago, scientists from the University of Leicester in England found the remains of King Richard III — best known as a none too likable Shakespearean protagonist — in a municipal parking lot in Leicester.

It is very easy for a perpetrator in any situation to say "let's forget about that", but it is not that easy for the victim to do the same, especially if the perpetrator is not forthcoming and sometimes tries to dismiss the whole issue as a none event.

This bundling was viewed as a none too subtle attempt, in effect, to extend patent protection for Lipitor that is due to end in 2010.The 50m Americans believed to have low levels of good cholesterol, and the far larger numbers in the rest of the world, must hope now that alternative drugs being tested by Roche and Merck fare better than torcetrapib did.

That as was a none-too-subtle effort to raise questions about Comey's judgment.

The depleted buffalo herd serves as a none-too-subtle metaphor for the Indian as a doomed, vanishing race.

In this large midcareer survey, this South-African-born, Amsterdam-based artist comes across as a none-too-daring Neo-Expressionist with a feminist outlook.

HONG KONG — China staged the territory's largest military parade ever Friday for the benefit of visiting President Xi Jinping — and as a none-too-subtle reminder to its residents of who's their boss.

The year is 1935, and "It Happened One Night" is Christine's pick for best picture, but it's hard to avoid interpreting this moment as a none-too-subtle wink directed at present-day moviegoers and Academy voters.