Sentence examples for no such terms from inspiring English sources

ESPN is brooking no such terms or conditions.

If there is a common fault in productions of these works today, it lies in draping the mantle of high art over pieces that were conceived in no such terms.

There was no such term as 'rock criticism', really.

If there were no cross-cultural, cross-religious relationships between exiled south Asians, there would be no such term.

No such term appears in the dictionaries of quotation or in Amis's B.Litt thesis (with its discussion of the role of the 'inner audience' in poetic composition).

For Blackstone, there is no such term paper.

The difference between the former and the latter is that the waste-disposal costs are reflected in the left-hand sides of the second and the third inequalities as the terms (phi _2(beta ) p^s_3) and (p^s_3), although there is no such term in the left-hand side of the first inequality.

Although until now there has been no such term as 'feminence', nor even the more inclusive notion of 'humanence', the term 'human ence' has been esoterically applied in European philosophy, however rarely and idiosyncratically.

He was often misquoted as declaring "martial law" in the city, despite there being no such term in Louisiana state law (a declaration of a state of emergency was instead made).

3) Why does Equation 52 in the supplemental include a viscous contribution to the pressure (and that's what the authors say they fit), but Equation 3 includes no such term?

And yet there is in fact no such term 'FSD' in the DSMs; the chapter headings are 'Psychosexual Disorders' (DSM-III) or 'Sexual Disorders' (DSM-III-R), under which the various subtypes appear.