Sentence examples for it founded no from inspiring English sources

It "founded no great library, no university, no hospital".

When Milton Keynes was founded no football club within its boundaries was professional and none played in the Football League.

Mr. Rumney founded no philosophical schools, nor did the art he produced so voluminously bear any important influence.

As a result of the sterility of this vision, Dvorak founded no important school and produced no significant students, nor did his legacy survive in any meaningful way.

But his portrait of what it was like to grow up in the Kennedy clan is fraught with more unhappiness and anxiety than that of earlier biographers... Robert Kennedy, on his own, left no great legislative legacy, founded no great institution, led no great movement.

But in aesthetics as elsewhere, Vico in his lifetime founded no school, because he was before his time, and also because his philosophical thought was concealed beneath a kind of historical symbolism.

The San Antonio Spurs' reputation as exemplars of team basketball is well founded: no team is better at using passing and movement to derive a greater whole from five players.

Oddly despite his one-time preëminence Lotze founded no enduring school.

It is important to emphasize the individualistic character of the sophistic profession; its practitioners belonged to no organization, shared no common body of beliefs and founded no schools, either in the sense of academic institutions or in that of bodies of individuals committed to the promulgation of specific doctrines.

He founded no school and had no obvious disciples or successors.

Bizet founded no specific school, though Dean names Chabrier and Ravel as composers influenced by him.