Sentence examples for no feast from inspiring English sources

As Reza knows and so gleefully shows, without a killing there is no feast.

3. "Rope" (1948): In Hitchcock's hands, no feast is complete without a corpse.

The play is cruel and therefore hilarious: without a killing, no feast.

Comedy may be a banquet, but, as the philosopher said, without a killing there is no feast.

Goldsmith, however, understood that cruelty is essential to comedy — without a killing, no feast — and "She Stoops to Conquer" proved to be just the antidote to the infection of sanctimony it attacked.

Surprisingly, refreshingly, and revealingly, for a movie made by an actor in which that actor stars, it's no bravura showcase, no feast of technique or display of virtuosity; it's a calm, lyrical melodrama with an air of lightness and grace, a survivor's story.

"Terrorism has no Ramadan, no flags, no feasts," Mr. Ecevit said at a news conference.

Closest in sound and spirit to their 1992 US chart-topper Countdown to Extinction, Th1rt3en veers from the razor-sharp hooks of Public Enemy Number 1 and Black Swan to the pomp of New World Order and the brooding menace of the closing title track; an all-killer, no-filler feast of state-of-the-art metal that exudes haughty disdain for the competition.

He finished his review by saying that Thirteen is "an all-killer, no-filler feast of state-of-the-art metal".

There was no constant pressure, no usual feast of turnovers, no continuation of the defense's remarkable postseason resurgence.

A small Indian boy writhes with boredom in his cinema seat, faced with a Bollywood extravaganza — one of those all-singing, all-dancing, no-screwing feasts of love in which India has long specialized, and in which the drabbest color on display is a shade of pink that would pique the interest of nuclear-weapons inspectors.