Sentence examples for nothing presenting from inspiring English sources

A big part of the FCC's mandate is to ensure broadband is rolled out all over the country, and it issues regular reports along those lines — but there's nothing presenting information visually to get the point across.

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

Nothing presents itself, so he serves instead and Nadal nets a backhand!

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

THEATER DOBBS FERRY South Presbyterian Church Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing," presented by the Red Monkey Theater Group.

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

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

The first couple will be battling each other in "Much Ado About Nothing," presented by the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, in Madison.

Or when nothing presents itself, opening up a space for us to enter the image as if it were an empty stage.

The title page of "Octavian Nothing" presents Anderson (like novelists from Daniel Defoe to Samuel Richardson) as merely the editor of a compilation that relies on Octavian's testimony, printed ephemera and newspaper excerpts, scientific articles and private letters.

"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.