Sentence examples for find nothing more from inspiring English sources

Even though I've been lucky enough to have access to some of the world's best designers and their new collections, I find nothing more exciting than finding an old item of clothing and giving it a new lease of life.

"You dig up an egg and find nothing more than roots inside," he said.

Upon arrival at a crime scene, if investigators were to find nothing more than black ash, analyzing any of it would be impossible.

Mickaël Van Nieuwenhove On a sunny day, I find nothing more relaxing than taking a walk next to de Leie River in the city.

Another group predicted that, by midcentury, visitors to places like the Great Barrier Reef will find nothing more than "rapidly eroding rubble banks".

Half a century ago, R.H. Tawney likened Labour governments to those nice bachelors who stray into her novels of whom Jane Austen can find nothing more interesting to say than that "his countenance was pleasing and his manners gentleman-like".

He found nothing more frustrating than his time as an undiscovered genius.

A dozen independent evaluations of the centre have been strongly positive and found nothing more than insignificant negatives.

But when the military raced to the coordinates of the traced call, they found nothing more than a cellphone lying by the road.

His brother, a lawyer in Houston, works incessantly to pay for his kids' private schools and finds nothing more delicious than the prospect of an afternoon of golf.

Reporters were ushered into the newlyweds' room, where, to their bewilderment, they found nothing more sensational than John and Yoko sitting up in bed in their pajamas and talking about peace and brotherhood.