Sentence examples for nothing contradicts from inspiring English sources

Per the store's Web site: "A bow tie makes a statement of individuality, and nothing contradicts that statement more readily than having it pre-tied".

However, nothing contradicts the authors' hypothesis either, and it could be argued that, for the moment, this is the most parsimonious explanation of the data.

Among progressive moderns, few imperatives are more sacrosanct than the sexual ones, which is one reason why the French film "Lady Chatterley" that came out a few years ago was trivial: it risked nothing, dared nothing, contradicted nothing, and did nothing but preach to the choir.

Nothing here contradicts that.

"We have seen nothing that contradicts President [Francois] Hollande's assessment.

His performance Saturday night did nothing to contradict this.

When Oakwood questioned the others, there was nothing to contradict her story, or indeed, her assessment.

He would find nothing to contradict that impression in the half-lit, stealthy, lamenting stories that follow.

He can speak for hours while saying everything and nothing, frequently contradicting himself within a single answer.

Mrs. Clinton appeared to say nothing to contradict what they had already discovered about how the private server was used, a law enforcement official said.

Guard B. J. Elder did nothing to contradict Hewitt's claim that he is college basketball's best-kept secret, adding 16 points.