Sentence examples for have discovered nothing from inspiring English sources

While Warrick became infamous for his shopping habits, scouts and personnel men say they have discovered nothing in Brown's past that concerns them.

Instead, he died of fever in Havana, having discovered nothing, founded nothing and achieved nothing.

Michael's strategists had been researching Lindsey's online life and had discovered nothing about her besides that Silence And Respect incident.

A poll of about 1,500 Year One teachers suggested 90% had discovered nothing new about pupils' reading abilities.

He said she had discovered nothing to prove her father killed her mother.

It seems as though, having searched for an authentic way of dressing "like a man," the men of menswear have discovered that nothing along those lines exists.

But it should have mattered, especially to the Little League, that that boy was not in school, something they might have discovered with nothing more than a phone call to the school he was supposed to be attending.

As with other signs of lying we have discovered, its absence means nothing, though its presence is revealing.

Whether intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is even more uncertain, but nothing we have discovered suggests that the possibility of life requires something supernatural.

Archaeologists have discovered evidence of individual homes, but nothing that would reveal how Indians lived, worked and worshiped together in a community before Europeans arrived, she said.

They have discovered themselves".