Sentence examples for beneath no from inspiring English sources

The rest lie beneath no points of the tablecloth.

The beeches are worst of all, offering the land beneath no chink in their green armour.

It's all tender white meat, carefully sauced (that is, there is no pooling beneath, no sheen of grease), with perfectly steamed broccoli.

Surely every portrait, whether realist or abstract, strives to suggest the complicatedness beneath; no one would ever describe, say, one of Goya's faces as an "incomplete account" of the subject.

Nanson, like other Byatt heroes, reënacts her own escape from academia into creativity; his adventures begin when he strikes out from the cramped harbor of "postmodernist literary theory," with its monotonous revelation of "the same clefts and crevices, transgressions and disintegrations, lures and deceptions beneath, no matter what surface we were scrying".

Open a page of "Harry Potter," by contrast, and you know that it was written by a clever, funny woman of sound mind, with a keen commercial eye and a Barrie-like love of the fizzing narratives for which children naturally thirst; but there is nothing smarting beneath, no ominous beat of the heartsick.

The findings suggest that dynamic geologic processes are taking place beneath no-nonsense New England — despite the fact that the region has been tectonically quiet for millions of years.

They break petty rules: sitting on the moving rail of the escalator; smoking beneath no-smoking signs; and blocking traffic by selling furniture in the streets, to the frustration of the white-gloved traffic ladies.

Only then did my name appear beneath the "No person" tab I'd seen earlier.

Cars stopped and parked beneath a "no parking" sign while their drivers hopped out for a coffee in the bar.

Beneath her "no regrets" approach to negotiation, Dunham has worked hard at perfecting the most challenging component of a good leadership style, which is saying no.