Sentence examples for nothing illicit from inspiring English sources
Nothing illicit was planned.
Nothing illicit whatsoever is depicted or implied.
But there was nothing illicit about her arrival after dark.
He hinted at a future in which the court's decision was used to collect phone records on a much larger scale, and warned of troubling implications if it were allowed to do so: The prospect of unregulated governmental monitoring will undoubtedly prove disturbing even to those with nothing illicit to hide.
Given the fact they're paid to confiscate drugs, I ask, would the ultimate goal for security be that nothing illicit gets into the festival at all? Alan is surprisingly pragmatic: "Speaking from a company point of view, that would be the ideal," he says.
Legal experts note that there is nothing inherently illicit about hiring well-connected people.
For one thing, there is nothing inherently illicit about hiring well-connected people, and prosecutors may have struggled to show an explicit quid pro quo from the bank to Chinese officials.
LOS ANGELES — Brad Grey, the chairman of Paramount Pictures, testified on Thursday that he knew nothing of any illicit activity by the Hollywood private eye Anthony Pellicano, who is charged with illegally wiretapping Mr. Grey's adversaries in two highly publicized lawsuits.
The cops, who found nothing at all illicit in the truck, helpfully left a phone number for Heller to call if he had questions, but he's angry that his property was damaged when he wasn't even present.
"Nothing seems as despised, illicit and un-American as atheism," Natalie Angier, a science writer for The New York Times, recently wrote in an article in The New York Times Magazine.
