Sentence examples for he nowhere from inspiring English sources
He nowhere tests his basic assumptions against actual behaviour.
It is odd that he nowhere attempts to balance the costs of extralegality with its benefits.
But perhaps the profoundest difficulty is that he nowhere considers history as a branch of literature: it must be a science or nothing.
As to indefinite perfectibility, he nowhere denies that progress is conditioned both by the constitution of humanity and by the character of its surroundings.
Philo says nothing of his own religious practices, except that he made a festival pilgrimage to Jerusalem, though he nowhere indicates whether he made more than one such visit.
Although he nowhere identifies the emperor to whom his work is dedicated, it is likely that the first Augustus is meant and that the treatise was conceived after 27 bc.
"I recall some senior bureaucrat proposing this some two decades ago — and he got nowhere," he wrote.
There was no place like New York, he said, nowhere else he ever wanted to be.
He is everywhere and he's nowhere.
He's nowhere near the putter he was.
