Sentence examples for exhibit nothing from inspiring English sources

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

In concert, the three elements make the exhibit nothing short of historic.

That means nothing to exhibit, nothing to release on DVD, and no profits to offset the cost of all those idle employees (at least, the ones who don't get fired).

At first, the sandwich exhibits nothing out of the ordinary.

Although exhibiting nothing like the hooliganism often associated with contemporary football fans, bullfighting crowds could historically be volatile.

It exhibits nothing like the sympathy that "Spider-Man" brings to the melancholy arachnid soul, or the insight that "Shrek 2" offers into donkey neurosis.

So far, he has exhibited nothing short of an astounding lack of comprehension (or perhaps, to be charitable, just plain laziness) on pretty much every subject he's tackled.

— "Living With the Surveillance State" Cop-Cams and CCTV Exhibit B: Nothing quite says Big Brother like closed-circuit TV.