Sentence examples for nothing presented in from inspiring English sources

Portsmouth says: "We value freedom of speech and nothing presented in this analysis suggests otherwise".

Still, nothing presented in court Friday contradicted the central thrust of the prosecution's case.

There was nothing presented in that courtroom which we, as journalists, didn't recognise as work we would do ourselves.

There's not an email, not a conversation, there's nothing presented in any of that litigation that casts any doubt on them at all.

"Much Ado About Nothing," presented here in a sparkling production directed by Christopher Newton set in Brazil in roughly the late 19th century, is most cherished for the verbal sparring of the Beatrice and Benedick, the prototypical unlikely bedmates of romantic comedy.

So that's what a vignette is: a fat dollop of nothing, presented by two blokes in a condemned cinema.

"Nothing U.S.A.I.D. has presented in its press releases that we have seen, and we've gone over them pretty carefully, changes any of the facts as we know them," Mr. Aloise said.

But those maladies have nothing against the ones presented in this list six afflictions that many of us have come to know all too well.

Will it proceed with the asset recycling program even though it's nothing like initiative they presented in the budget, or does it slink away and in time, have another go with a different proposition?

Another production of "Measure for Measure," along with "Romeo and Juliet" and "Much Ado About Nothing," is to be presented in the wooden replica of the Globe on the South Bank from (respectively) June 18, May 7 and May 23.

With regards to a real-world vaccination strategy, it is worth nothing that the results presented in this analysis would only apply for the first years of a vaccination programme where a "catch-up" programme would be instituted for older patients.