Sentence examples for nothing that only from inspiring English sources

The best are about having the freedom to do absolutely nothing that only comes when there's nothing to do.

It is worth nothing that only USY-EC has the highest increases of mesopore surface area and mesopore volume.

The rambling narrator of The Diary of a Madman asserts – apropos of nothing – that "only noses" live on the moon "and for the same reason, we can't see our own noses"; a character in Nevsky Prospect declares he has "no need of a nose" and asks a friend to cut his off.

This too, Blair admitted, effectively conceding that there was nothing unique to religious enthusiasts, nothing that only they could contribute that is beyond the rest of us.

JERUSALEM – Anticipating a stinging diplomatic defeat at the United Nations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that a vote there to upgrade the Palestinians' status to a non-member state would "change nothing," insisting that only negotiations with Israel could bring about Palestinian statehood.

"It so fills the airwaves and information flow that we begin to think there is nothing that connects us, only that which divides".

In the cardboard boxes with her mother's possessions (which Homes labels with a characteristic lack of euphemism, "Dead Ellen 1-4") she finds nothing to provide some unaccustomed comfort in the world, nothing that will save her — only containers filled with sheet music, unopened bills, phone messages and receipts, some of which she puts in ministorage.

'It's not a world welcoming to the idea of sweetness and gentlemanly qualities.' By way of underlining such sentiments, the sleeve notes to Elephant read: 'We mourn the sweetheart's loss in a disgusting world of opportunistic lottery-ticket holders caring about nothing that is long term, only the cheap thrill, the kick, the for-the-moment pleasure, the easy way out......

It is true that Panchin et al. focused on the apparently meaningless rituals because those are in most need of an explanation but nothing in their proposal requires that ONLY meaningless rituals are affected.

What is eternal is imperishable, and so nothing that is eternal can exist only potentially what is eternal must be fully actual.

A sum of spatiotemporally related objects is maximal if and only if nothing that is not part of the sum is spatiotemporally related to any part of the sum in question.