Sentence examples for behind which nothing from inspiring English sources
There were unused desks inlaid with mother-of-pearl, turban shelves on which there were no turbans, and Japanese and Art Nouveau screens behind which nothing was hidden.
From which nothing occurs.
On first play, the lyrics seem to be a series of tantalising doors, behind which may lie anything or nothing.
As for civilization, she thought its progress very uneven and dismissed the culture of politeness and polish as nothing but a screen behind which hypocrisy, egotism and greed festered unchecked.
Victor Hugo's remark that "there is nothing more interesting than a wall behind which something is happening" neatly describes Vuillard's talent.
He loves to overturn conventional thinking on matters as small as playing a poker hand and as large as the reasons behind the Industrial Revolution, which have nothing to do, he maintains, with a so-called entrepreneurial culture in Protestant Northern Europe.
Transport systems are behind, particularly roads, which often use nothing more than traffic cameras.
"Groups adopt anodyne names like 'Freedom Path' which reveal nothing to voters about who is really behind [their] political advertising," he said.
Which means nothing changed.
Jacob Bakkila and Thomas Bender — the pair behind these projects — were recently reminiscing about another collaboration, a play they wrote called "Cowboy," which had nothing to do with cowboys.
