Sentence examples similar to nothing laid from inspiring English sources

Writers will tell you that nothing lays bare the flaws and falsities of a passage like reading it aloud.

Nothing lays bare the true point of the wolf season more than Idaho's recent decision to extend its hunt by three months, ending on March 31.

You can judge how bad a show's predicament is by the calibre of its supposed white knights, and nothing lays The X Factor's relative weakness more painfully bare than the repeated suggestions that it could be saved by the return of Louis Walsh. Louis Walsh!

All of which added up to more than 120 seconds of confusion which, if nothing else, laid bare the difficulties Ali Ben Nasser (Tunisia) faced in making a snap judgment.

"Because the path was difficult and nothing was laid out, we had to find it for ourselves," Ms. Maxwell said of the Limón dancers' early decisions about how to keep going.

Basically I'm not doing nothing but laying around and resting.

"People in Germany certainly know about drinking beer, but that doesn't mean they're used to people who start doing it at 12 noon and are still standing up eight hours later, their guts all sunburned, singing patriotic songs after doing nothing but laying about and drinking all day".

THE Lawrenceville Inn is nothing if not laid back.

Nothing has been laid but a single symbolic foundation stone, as legal challenges, money issues and ego wars continue to rage.

Art is nothing but introspection laid bare (introversion's classy cousin).

Where he departed from the stereotype was in the matter of focus: creatively, there was nothing laid-back about him.