Sentence examples similar to nobody advanced from inspiring English sources

The strongest case for more grammars, apart from their sheer popularity, is the one nobody can advance in public without cringing because it sounds so precious: giftedness is actually a special educational need.

And nobody is advancing their career through LinkedIn.

Despite the confidence with which particular analogical arguments are advanced, nobody has ever formulated an acceptable rule, or set of rules, for valid analogical inferences.

Each side saw itself as having a vision of the welfare of all, and the other as wanting to advance nobody's interests but its own and that of its friends.

"I prefer she raise it first," he said, "but if nobody else advances this soon, I will".

And he would support what every other advanced country has, a universal health care system, so that nobody need worry about untreated illness or crushing medical bills.

Hamilton's follow-up, "Ain't Nobody Worryin'," found him advancing his earthy, plainspoken aesthetic, though sometimes at the expense of memorable melodies.

The early pressure failed to produce a breakthrough but Spurs kept advancing and nobody could possibly argue the opening goal was unwarranted even if there was a great deal of fortune attached to it.

We won't be putting ourselves under any pressure because nobody expects us to advance but we're going to give it our best shot and hope for the best.

Nobody with credibility would advance a theory that the current California Code serves any good purpose.

Nobody wanted to talk about dates for admitting any of the dozen countries now well advanced in their negotiations.