Sentence examples for but equally nothing from inspiring English sources

Nothing takes away from the personal tragedy, but equally nothing seems to take away from the strength of the brand.

Nothing is certain in the crazy world of professional golf but, equally, nothing will be more daunting for the Northern Irishman's closest challenger, YE Yang, than looking up at the leaderboard to find himself eight shots behind.

Likewise the failure that is often attributed to the senses is equally nothing but a precipitous judgement by which one says that the senses do not know".

Equally, nothing can fail so completely as the schoolbook that gets no adoptions.

Equally, nothing is more hilarious to watch if you aren't on their team.

But equally, there is nothing in article 50 that obliges the EU to open talks – including the informal talks the Brexit leaders want – before formal notification has been made.

In fairness, there's nothing genuinely terrible here - Traffic Light's vaguely jazzy balladry is pretty, the title track's blend of two-chord garage churn and funk horns is pretty good - but equally, there's nothing that doesn't sound a bit pallid when compared with the singles.

"I had no doubt that Paolo would sort things out but equally there is nothing like putting a few wins together to boost confidence across the whole team".

The second was the much lesser known, but equally important, prescriptive, "Nothing in Excess".

But, equally, they have done nothing to help the Zardari government.

(I'm not wrong, but Mulligan is!) But equally obviously, there's nothing, er, wrong about being wrong in this sense: people will disagree, and that's legitimate.