Sentence examples for needing nothing but from inspiring English sources

More good luck: the museum's restaurant, Icon, with 30-foot windows overlooking the harbor, capped our morning with the most tempting lunch we could have asked for, including steely, ice-cold Clevedon oysters, needing nothing but a turn of pepper, and a close-grained rump of baby lamb with a flavor full of bass notes, wrapped in pandanus leaf and roasted over thyme.

I went to sleep that night, needing nothing but my bed and woke up feeling just fine.

We need nothing but the truth.

They would need nothing but God's support.

He is unmaterialistic by nature, and says he needs nothing, but I manage to give him a woolly hat.

But with true American chauvinism most of us believe that because our beef is better it needs nothing but salt and pepper.

It was food of refreshing honesty, made for people who need nothing but nourishment, a taste of home and a reasonable price (my meal was $5.35).

"It can steep for as little as two hours and needs nothing but some sugar, though you can include spices like cinnamon, allspice or star anise for a subtle but nice flavor".

The truffle is a "sack of spores," explained Dr. Trappe, and while other mushrooms need nothing but a rustling wind to loosen and spread their seed, the subterranean bulb needs to be digested and excreted by an animal.

So he had an eye for the hills and the rain [of southern California] and how a man might dress, whereas Hawks needed nothing but talking to women and attempting to be cool".

Developed by a Lawrence Livermore Laboratories scientist named Richard F. Post, Inductrack needs nothing but simple magnets, and in Malewicki's scheme they'd be mounted in the carriage of the people pods.