Sentence examples for not a cloud of from inspiring English sources
"This is not a cloud of locusts descending from nowhere," says Peter Harling of Crisis Group, a Brussels think-tank.
When a graphic designer decides to create a logo evoking the atom, the first concept to spring to mind is probably not a cloud of probability.
The reason, she said, is not a cloud of dust but the fact that sulfur dioxide gas released in the explosions forms sulfate aerosol particulates that are injected high up into the atmosphere, where they act as a shiny shield and reflect solar radiation back to space.
All that functionality was added to the core Sprinklr code, and it's the same for Pluck … The sustainable advantage that we have in terms of the Experience Cloud is that it's not a cloud of cobbled together things.
Contrary to what Axe would have you believe, your best bet is a natural smell, not a cloud of body spray.
Contrary to their mentor's hypothesis, the group of three seniors at the North Carolina School of Science and Math in Durham showed that the remnant was in fact a rapidly rotating neutron star, or pulsar--not a cloud of gas.
While the government was not after Aaron and he was not under a cloud of suspicion, he was still under immense pressure.
Let's congratulate the F.B.I. for taking action, not cast a cloud of sarcasm over its efforts!
But Mr Bush's war leadership has not prevented a cloud of suspicion from settling over the White House following the abrupt collapse of Enron, an energy firm that enjoyed intimate relations with his administration and with many in Congress.
"You really would not want a cloud of uncertainty around the results," he added, but "the reality is that people want to know on election night how many people voted and who won".
In addition, Mr. Fritz said, he and other drivers were being provided with addresses where they should not spray, usually the homes of people who have contacted authorities to say they have respiratory illnesses or that they simply do not want a cloud of Anvil around them.
