Sentence examples for no plank from inspiring English sources

There's no plank that's obviously wasteful or that reeks of special-interest pleading.

For that matter my own father, sort of a wise schismatic rabbi himself, though with a smaller school, used to say that the surest rule in life is that there is no plank so thin that it doesn't have two sides.

Seven Ove Hansson, citing Ernest Sosa, provides a slightly different picture: "According to a classic formulation, coherentism means that "a body of knowledge is a free-floating raft every plank of which helps directly or indirectly to keep all the others in place, and no plank of which would retain its status with no help from the others".

"According to a classic formulation, coherentism means that "a body of knowledge is a free-floating raft every plank of which helps directly or indirectly to keep all the others in place, and no plank of which would retain its status with no help from the others".

There are no planks, no warriors, no core work.

Nothing was outside of his conscious awareness; he had no plank-eye".

Yes, I know he's a plank and, no, I haven't lost my mind.

There were no sawed planks beside it, indicating they had been there only a few days, but with the clear intention of stealing his trees.

If there are no local planking clubs, get a few of your mates together and create one.

Lorries no longer carry the planks of timber: villagers do.

No longer the central planks around which our beliefs are arrayed, logical and mathematical statements can (in principle) be modified, even abandoned, in the light of experience, as factual statements are.