Sentence examples for is then nothing from inspiring English sources

Maybe the situation is hopeless — and if it is, then nothing McCain or his campaign does matters.

There is, then, nothing mysterious about this part of the speciation process.

Speaking of substitutions in sentential forms is then nothing more than a façon de parler about atemporal relations between species of propositions.

There is, then, nothing about the agent prior to the decision indeed, there is nothing about the world prior to that time that accounts for the difference between her making one decision and her making the other.

For non-empty ideas (and only for them) Bolzano defines their extension (Umfang) (WL I, 297 f).; by using again the modern concept of a set (as we already did with Bolzano's definition of the content of an idea), we can extend his definition to all ideas including empty ones; the extension of an arbitrary idea i (or Ext(i), as an abbreviation) is then nothing but the set of all objects of i.

The Kremlin's goal is then nothing less than geopolitical dominance of Europe's energy market; and several Trump advisers or former advisers appear to have been helping.

"What will you be then?" "Nothing.

The rules for the comics are the same now as they were then: nothing but brand new material is allowed.

There is, then, absolutely nothing wrong with coconut oil.

If where, when, and from whom we are born are Destiny, then Nothing is our Free Will.

If everything is "robust," then nothing is.