Sentence examples for in general nothing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, is the absence of colour in general nothing but the sum total of the absences of the particular colours, or is it a new kind of absence, a generic absence?

But privately they gripe (in general, nothing specific to this deal).

In this connection, observe that, in general, nothing would be gained by considering "languages" L with λ > κ.

Such "rounding-up" procedure is applied only to simple moieties of compounds usually used as solvents; in general, nothing more complex than a toluene moiety is ever considered as "solvent".

For sports fans, and fans in general, nothing beats meeting your favorite athlete, celebrity or musician and getting to capture that experience — a signed photo, shirt, etc. — take it home with you and proudly display it to your friends.

In general, nothing need be assumed about this set; in what follows, I will assume that E is at most countable, that is, that there are at most countably many evidence items.

It exploits the potential of silent cinema, and cinema in general, like nothing else since.

Moreover, since Paul's converts did not become Jewish, they were, in general opinion, nothing: neither Jew nor pagan.

They defied the opium ban in China and gradually became defiant toward Chinese law and order in general, having nothing in mind but making money.

"The changes taking place in that country that affect human rights and rights in general are nothing short of astounding.

But then, neither are Japanese film-makers - although film production in general is nothing to get excited about.