Sentence examples for is made nothing from inspiring English sources

Recent media coverage has indicated some success with shifts in government thinking but, until the formal response is made, nothing is certain.

Mr. Kirshbaum, hoping to add a touch of erudition, suggested elaborating with a quote from the German philosopher Immanuel Kant: "Out of timber so crooked as that from which man is made, nothing entirely straight can be built".

Is it right that I should now be made nothing but uncomfortable by E. M. Forster?" Trilling's anxieties were not merely theoretical.

You know that your masterpiece has already been made – nothing's going to touch that.

It is the thought expressed in John 1 3: "Without Him was made nothing that has been made".

It didn't surprise her, nothing surprised her: that was just the way she was made; nothing really surprised her.

And until the deal was ready to be made nothing was going to happen, so we could have kept dancing in all different directions.

Although imitations have continued to be made, nothing of real quality in this style was produced after the termination of the reign of Qianlong in 1796.

Calum Steele, president of the Scotland Police Federation, has come up with a wonderful quote to sum this up: "Savings must be made – nothing must be cut".

While mentioning the social and political era in which Mr. Springsteen's "Darkness on the Edge of Town" was made, nothing is said about the period's other prominent music.

But after the changes were made, nothing much happened to sales or profits.