For example, not only do her "heroines live in fictional places", but there can nowhere be found in any of the novels the story of her sister Cassandra's fiancé dying of yellow fever, or of her aunt's being imprisoned for stealing a piece of lace.
A general account of consciousness and its phenomena, such as symptoms (experiences) and signs (expressions), can nowhere be found in the major contemporary textbooks of psychiatry in English (but see [ 70].
We are a country of optimists, and nowhere can more be found per square inch than the investors who are buying up the south Florida real estate market.
"Nowhere, perhaps, can be found collected together, in so small a space, productions so beautiful and so remarkable in regard to the geography of plants," he later wrote.
In a subtle sign of the shift in his religious affiliation, Mr. Obama's signature catchphrase "Yes, we can," was nowhere to be found in his speech, replaced instead by "L'Chaim".
For instance, in Groundwork I, he says that he takes himself to have argued that "the objectives we may have in acting, and also our actions' effects considered as ends and what motivates our volition, can give to actions no unconditional or moral worth…[this] can be found nowhere but in the principle of the will, irrespective of the ends that can be brought about by such action" (4: 400).
The content of the letters, while generally scientific and professional, often contains personal and biographical information about Bendixen that can be found nowhere else in his papers.
In an effort to stave off rounds of price-slashing with competitors over the same brands, stores are increasingly relying on merchandise that can be found nowhere else.
The people who need to see what can be found nowhere else will find their way to it, without its being shifted to the shopping mall.
"The directions to this ancient forest can be found nowhere on the Internet — not one little corner, not one URL," a band member declared.
This collection, along with a number of others, contains the correspondence of about two dozen students ranging over three centuries, and collectively it provides insights into Princeton undergraduate life that can be found nowhere else.
