Neither innovations, nor art, nor contracts, nor representative government, nor marriages, nor anything valuable at all would exist without secrets.
Standing there in the garage-like space that greets the newest inmates of Orange County jail, Cromwell couldn't see any cameras, nor much of anything at all.
As a Buddhist I neither believe nor disbelieve in anything at all, but how to explain that to someone I've just met? 2. His faith clearly means a lot to him and so I don't want to offend him by saying that I'm an agnostic.
OBERHAUSER: I heard nothing, nor did I hear anything at all except in 1943, when the graves were opened.
Never for a second during her seven-minute performance did a hoof stray dangerously mouthwards, nor did she do anything at all to offend or upset the host nation.
The BBC management said that while neither Ms. Boaden nor Mr. Mitchell "had anything at all to do with the failed 'Newsnight' investigation" on Nov. 2, it "believes there is a lack of clarity in the lines of command and control in BBC News" because of a separate inquiry into the Savile affair.
His devastating judgment on the book was that it had not made him "more judicious in his studies of history and antiquity, nor more skilled in disputation, nor more competent at writing poetry, nor indeed more competent at anything at all…" (Ramus, Scholae dialecticae, in Scholae in liberales artes, col. 153).
Nor does 'having sex' mean anything at all.
Many have argued that neither the EEM programs nor the EET programs have anything at all to do with epistemology properly (i. e., traditionally) understood.
Thistle were neither overawed nor did they feel obliged to do anything at all fussy.
