Sentence examples for no more helps from inspiring English sources
Therefore (a) Heracleitus' theory of flux no more helps to prove that knowledge is perception than that knowledge is not perception, and (b) Heracleiteans cannot coherently say anything at all, not even to state their own doctrine.
"No more help from Anne?" the husband asked, flabbergasted.
"It seemed to him instead that all these things had been drawn to him like iron filings to a magnet," Mr. Hill writes, "and he could no more help drawing them and holding on to them than a magnet could".
Arla Lucien, 27, a post office clerk trying to lose 40 pounds, said a ban would no more help her stick to her diet than the calorie counts posted on menus, another anti-obesity measure that city leaders hoped would lead consumers to make healthier decisions.
When one hears the characters in the industry's college-parents commercial worrying that they'll get "no more help from Anne," their trusted advisor, one feels the urge to knock some sense into their heads.
George M. Cohan, another authority, was no more help.
From there, Greipel, a German, needed no more help.
Foucault has turned out to be no more help to the beleaguered Burmese than any of his predecessors.
You could no more help yourself than you could stop your teeth from chattering at a certain intensity of cold.
