Sentence examples for nameless nature from inspiring English sources
The furtive, nameless nature of DDOS attacks disqualifies them from protection; their anonymous perpetrators look like cowardly hooligans, not heroes.
Blade-o'-Grass, the heroine of Farjeon's book, is a friendless girl of the streets, nameless except for that nickname earned by her wandering, wind-blown nature.
To question his identity with "the boys of Pointe du Hoc," or the nameless dead of Bergen-Belsen, would be to misunderstand his essentially thespian nature.
The prosaic nature of her art assumed a quiet dignity in "The Nameless Library" (2000), her Holocaust memorial in the Judenplatz in Vienna.
As sole executor of Fanny's will, Kent ordered a coffin, but fearful of being prosecuted should the nature of their relationship become known, asked that it remain nameless.
Once in the maze, The Nameless One converses with Ravel, who asks him, "What can change the nature of a man?" — a question that plays a prominent role throughout the game.
Consider the ambiguous nature of lullabies, such as those which threatened the sleepy child with abduction by boo-baggers nameless and specific - Napoleon, Cromwell, or, in Brittany, "le grand Lustucru", who makes a noise like chains dragging on the pebbles.
It is immaculately nameless.
Some things will go nameless.
Many however remain nameless.
