Sentence examples for illustrate nothing from inspiring English sources

But as those changes illustrate, nothing about the nation is static, and it's not easy to say which way the country is moving on racial matters.

But the national coach should not be the person to talk his own team's potential down – and surely the history of tournament football illustrates nothing more dramatically than the ability of teams of modest individual talent to achieve wondrous things together.

At the same time, Kelly recognized that his counterterrorism bureau was going to have to be different from the federal agencies; after all, 9/11 had illustrated nothing so much as the failure of the F.B.I. and C.I.A. to keep America safe.

It illustrates nothing except the intellectual and moral bankruptcy of those out-of-step Democrats who sell themselves to conservatism under the 'centrist' or 'Third Way' banner.

Two reports came out Tuesday that, just by happenstance, help illustrate why nothing gets done in Washington.

I caught up with the series recently and my reaction has pretty much remained the same: solid adventures and often beautifully illustrated, but nothing I feel compelled to read regularly.

English needs this remedy more than most.Masha BellWareham, DorsetExtra-curricularSIR – The fact that American colleges are rushing to build spectacular new buildings illustrates how nothing has really changed since Adam Smith made the observation some 230 years ago that the primary purpose of universities is to serve as an enclave of privilege for faculty and staff ("Just add cash", December 1st).

The last thing all these interventions illustrate is that nothing succeeds like success.

Nothing could illustrate better the desire of the Afghan people to take their future into their own hands.

The photos in Bridgeman vs. Corel were intended to illustrate the artwork and nothing more.

But the trial does dramatically illustrate that Jesus had nothing to do with heinous acts committed in his name.