Sentence examples for has discovered no from inspiring English sources

The same might be said of the itinerant and intrepid author, who candidly admits that she has discovered no neat theory to explain why people fight over religion or why someone like the self-proclaimed Reverend Abdu, a former Muslim Fulani nomad, lives his life as an unpaid proselytizer or why a missionary couple in the Sudan persist although they have not converted a single soul.

Southey had discovered no common guidebook.

The Devlin report stated that the commission had discovered no such plot.

(Ms. Machado appeared in a risqué scene on a reality television show, but fact-checkers have discovered no sex tape).

But an American official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that Interpol had discovered no link to the opposition group, calling the Iranian news report "pure fiction".

Although Columbia College was also founded in 1754, I have discovered no other library, museum or similar organization predating this peculiar institution.

"We have discovered no evidence that the league has asked referees to call games to favor particular teams or players," the report said.

As someone who has returned to the land to grow my own vegetables, keep bees, eat farm-fresh eggs and, yes, hunt for protein, I have discovered no need to pick up a shotgun.

"We have discovered no evidence in our investigation that any of our forces did anything to manipulate the evidence at the scene or the bodies," said the deputy chief of staff for communications for General McChrystal, Rear Adm. Gregory J. Smith.

"There is no question that Tom Crone and Colin Myler appeared before the committee to give formal evidence and told us they had discovered no evidence suggesting that anybody else beyond [former NoW royal editor] Clive Goodman had been involved.

It certainly is not satisfactory either to the moralist or to the philosopher that as we approach the twentieth century of Christian civilisation we should have improved so little on the manners of those primaeval monsters that "tare each other in the slime," and should have discovered no durable substitute for the horrible arbitrament of the sword.