Sentence examples for it proves nowhere from inspiring English sources

Attention must be paid to Tom Stoppard's engrossing play, but it proves nowhere near as baffling as many people claimed when it premiered London in 1988.

In practice, however, it appears that the six-week period has proved nowhere near long enough for most national parliaments to get their act together and comment formally on draft laws (thankfully, Westminster is rather better at this than others).

At their home Games in Vancouver four years ago, the Canadians won 14 gold medals and topped the table, an achievement capped off by Crosby's famous overtime winner against the United States but this year's final proved nowhere near as close a contest.

The latter group feel that tact has got Christians nowhere, and that plain speaking is required even if it proves offensive.

It proved to be no refuge for Kurt Cobain, the boy who had come from blue-collar nowhere and made himself an international star and millionaire.

The drive to open up public services to competition has proved controversial, nowhere more so than in the NHS.

The princess emerges from nowhere, proves herself a successful candidate and the happy couple are wed.

The commission nowhere proves that power in Britain is worse for the educational bias of its leadership.

There's no shortage of Korean revenge-thrillers, but this, along with the recent The Man from Nowhere, proves there is plenty of life left in the genre.

Their victory proves it's worth keeping up appearances – even if you feel like you're going nowhere.

"It goes nowhere!" Jason responds with that proven parental infuriator -- "Whatever" -- but he wonders: Why is it so wrong to be young and foolish?