Sentence examples for encourages nothing from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of pitch that encourages nothing much, except fans to go to the bar.

And Klout seems to encourage nothing good.

But the initial thrust of change is nowhere better depicted than in Help!, a film that encouraged nothing less than the re-imagination of the Englishman.

This gesture may resonate among European champions of peace, but as a minister in Israel's government and chairman of a party that is wholly committed to the peace process and a two-state solution, I wish to note one problem with these new directives: They will encourage nothing but delay in the resumption of peace negotiations.

Sir Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National Theatre, has accused the culture department of doing "next to nothing" to help encourage it – nothing substantive by way of tax breaks.

What they'll encourage, if nothing else, is greater accountability for the self-appointed stewards of personal information, the corporations that treat details of people's lives like a commodity that can be bought and sold.

Nothing encourages hateful remarks more than anonymity.

(Nothing encourages self-interest like a good freely given).

Nothing encourages morels like a good forest fire, and matsutake depend on pines — often the first trees to come up after a forest burns — and a well-cleared understory.

Nothing encourages hard work like owning a big share of the fruits of one's labor.

exhibit nothing justifying the ascription of psychological attributes and thus Occam's razor, if nothing else, encourages withholding any such ascriptions.