Sentence examples for has nothing less from inspiring English sources

There's a cluster of festivals during late February and into March – the Adelaide festival, the Adelaide fringe, Womadelaide, the Biennial and Adelaide writers' week – which has nothing less than a transformative effect on the city.

As the title suggests, Mr. Malick has nothing less in mind than the origin of life, a beginning (or Beginning) in which vaporous swirls, gurgling lava and fiery explosions give way to the sight of a meteor hitting a planet (presumably Earth), an explosive vision that Mr. Malick audaciously, riskily, joins with the image of a pregnant woman's belly.

Indeed, we're convinced that the world now has nothing less than an historic choice: reboot the old models, approaches and structures or risk institutional paralysis or even collapse.

He had nothing less than a fiver and the dealer couldn't change it.

The terrorist threat has replaced the Red menace, as 9/11 had nothing less than what Kay deems a "seismic" effect on America's "collective intellect".

"I have nothing, less than nothing left," said Victoria Bandari, who lives in a one-room mud and brick home in Palivelupa.

"We have to reach every brain to explain that we have nothing less than an industrial revolution," Mr. Middelhoff said in an interview last week.

Unless he is deemed unhealthy, he will be in the lineup against the White Sox, who should have nothing less than a monstrous walk up crowd drawn by the bizarre situation.

Invoking dire images of the fall of the Second Temple -- for which Jewish tradition blames religious disunity -- Mr. Freedman believes that American Jews have nothing less than a civil war on their hands.

"[Obama] must insist that we have nothing less than what he presented, along with the additions we're talking about here," Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif).

The fact that there are 3500 "managers" less, has NOTHING to say about firings.