Sentence examples for features nowhere from inspiring English sources

To the east of Lake of the Woods, the American-Canadian border dips south, on a more convoluted course, often following natural features — nowhere again reaching the 49th parallel [8].

Since the principle of induction needed to show that the recursion is coherent features nowhere in Wittgenstein's system, these rules would presumably have to be taken as primitive.

The steps are a Pittsburgh feature, nowhere more so than on the Slopes, which has the largest concentration of them.

Mobley featured nowhere on the agenda.

As a people, the Malagasy represent a unique blend of Asian and African cultural features found nowhere else in the world.

Today's new features are nowhere near as earth-shattering as the Google+ move, but instead represent a more realistic view of comment management – like elsewhere on the web, automated systems combined with human-led moderation seem to work best.

Google's generally done a good job listening to user feedback with its software features, and nowhere is that better represented than with the Adaptive mode for its screen color profiles.

The new Kindle Fires have a few awesome features found nowhere else in the tablet world.

Now we have Sam Taylor-Wood's feature debut, Nowhere Boy, an account of his late teens on Merseyside.

Since then she has played Margot Fonteyn in a BBC4 film and took the role of John Lennon's mother in Sam Taylor Wood's debut feature film Nowhere Boy in 2009.

Among the many projects competing for Lennon fans' attention is Sam Taylor-Wood's feature film, "Nowhere Boy," which looks at Lennon's adolescence and his complicated, often conflicted relationship with his Aunt Mimi, who raised him, and with his more footloose mother, Julia.