Sentence examples for creating nothing but from inspiring English sources

In the program notes he wrote for the canceled party, Mr. Alterman had buoyantly described the place as the company's "first permanent home," explaining half-facetiously that "this group, which for over two decades has traveled the world's stages, creating nothing but ephemera, now has real estate".

"It creates nothing but widows and destruction.

Some who opposed separation said it would create nothing but chaos for the diocese.

In a way, Smith creates nothing but tours de force: one-of-a-kind coups of an indefinite style that has no consistent middle range.

Though his supporters credit him with sparing Belarus the wild economic fluctuations experienced in neighboring Russia and Ukraine, opponents say the system has created nothing but stagnation.

We are talking here about undifferentiated anger, which creates nothing but a feeling of moral superiority on the part of the irate.

Its subject is wreckage and it wrecks itself; gathering, as it pulls itself apart; creation, as its on-screen artists create nothing but memories; experimentation, as they fail in their efforts at change.

Taking out a whole lane of traffic in order to build a cycle lane was described as something that nobody would use, that it would create nothing but chaos for the remaining traffic, and that it didn't lead anywhere.

As an increasingly sorry caseload within France's court system testifies, it is a petty issue blown out of all proportion, one that ultimately creates nothing but hatred and violence.

In pursuit of two perfectly decent ideas the need to tackle traffic congestion by some form of road pricing and the desire to make itself appear more open to consultation the government has created nothing but trouble for itself.The immediate cause is an "e-petition" on the 10 Downing Street website that by midweek had attracted nearly 1.5m signatures.

"It is a consumer identity for a generation of consumers who create nothing but an image of alterity, offer no opposition to the status quo, present no alternative to the suffocating blanket of consumer culture, and entertain not the slightest concept of rebellion.