Sentence examples for does not require anything from inspiring English sources

A drug arrest does not require anything other than getting out of your radio car and jacking people up against the side of the liquor store.

American-made jetliners, like this one, are certified to be able to fly with only one engine, and this type of airplane, on approach to a runway, does not require anything near maximum power to stay in the air.

"Meanwhile, because White Plains," a city of 47,000, "just wants to be left alone," she said, "the payoff does not require anything there". Two other cities, Rye City and Peekskill," with populations of 15,000 and 18,000 respectively, "are out of the plan because they're so small," she said.

Such minds or spirits cannot be perfected by any substantial union since their specific spiritual being does not require anything corporeal to carry out its functions.

Largent said the cartoonish depictions of people who disagree with the scientific "us"—"They're just wrong and we're fine"—is "lazy" as it does not require anything from us.

Here another issue rears its head: is there not perhaps a form of sensory intentionality, which does not require anything as distinctively intellectual or conceptual as is needed for the grasping of linguistic senses or propositions?

This doesn't require anything to be installed on the user's device".

And making it better doesn't require anything to happen to the car — it's all on the server side.

Braising doesn't require anything fancier than a heavy pot, ideally one that can go from stove top to oven.

Best of all, self-compassion doesn't require anything external — just a commitment to meeting your challenges with greater acceptance and kindness rather than rumination and regret.

"It doesn't require anything other than a good environment and a comfortable surface," said Jim Nation, chief executive of the Spring Air Company, which is based in Des Plaines, Ill.