Sentence examples similar to lack of nothing from inspiring English sources

As the brilliant and unsparing Jewish-Christian philosopher Simone Weil had it, "The sin in me says, 'I.'" As she went on to say, with her customary lack of qualification, "Nothing in the world can rob us of the power to say 'I.' Nothing except extreme affliction".

Aside from the lack of people, nothing seems different about the road, as long as we walk beside the hill shielding us from the ocean.

The lack of equivocation ("Nothing I'm aware of… No evidence I've seen…") did little to substantiate claims of current transparency and co-operation.

This lack of understanding is nothing new.

Alas, their lack of interest did nothing to abate my own.

"That lack of investment has nothing to do with the conflict".

Having to make do with a lack of numbers is nothing new for the tiny kingdom.

He said the lack of cooperation was " nothing new," but had become unacceptable after Sept. 11.

Several Orioles hitters recalled the pitch's sharp downward break and lack of spin, but nothing truly side to side.

This lack of wages is nothing new to the racer who also still lives at home for financial reasons.

But collective identities or the lack of them have nothing to do with the feeling of not being heard in politics.