Sentence examples for nothing equal from inspiring English sources

Since 1898 these fragments have been greatly increased by papyrus finds, though, in the opinion of some scholars, nothing equal in quality to the two longer poems.

There is, for example, no substitute for black powder in certain military applications, and nothing equal to it has yet been found for the manufacture of the safety fuse.

"Now when the brain goes, there's nothing equal to it.

Nothing equaled the thrill of race-riding.

"Nothing equals the wrenching power of this sacred place," he said.

Although nothing equals the experience of watching dancers in three-dimensional space and to live music, this series of Bolshoi broadcasts has been a perfect accompaniment.

Among the latter are 'Lear,' 'Richard III, Henry VIIIII,' 'Hamlet,' and especially 'Macbeth.' I think nothing equals 'Macbeth.' " These are all dramas of unexpected murder, of ambition turned into evil.

Nothing equals the smell of frying bacon with that tinge of wood smoke — except when I fail to manage the draft correctly and have to open the windows.

(Caitlin Sadler, a team spokeswoman who remained behind in Ann Arbor, said it was possible for some students to receive independent study credits, but nothing equaling a full semester's work).

Years after the Quarterly review, Gosse made his most resonant portraits in "Father and Son"; William Dean Howells expressed the general opinion when he wrote that "in all the autobiographic books I have read, I remember nothing equalling it".

And nothing equals the eight-acre lake and its captivating water-cannon fountains, which shoot columns of spray into the air like rockets and dance as if Busby Berkeley were in charge.