Sentence examples for nothing to transform from inspiring English sources

The tsunami had done nothing to transform the essential nature of society.

The win will do nothing to transform Benitez's standing in the eyes of many Chelsea supporters but it was a win that keeps him on course for his target of ensuring they have a place in next season's Champions League.

Invited to describe his "biggest idea", he says it is nothing less than to transform what he calls a "short-term, take-what-you-can, something-for-nothing" world.

The festival's mission, said Mr. Channer, 42, is nothing less than "to transform literary art in the Caribbean".

Throughout the Persian Gulf there are extremists who would like nothing more than to transform a confrontation with Iraq into a wider war between the Arab world and Israel or the Arab world and the West.

"[The] inner work of peace-building" means nothing less than "to transform an enemy into a friend, to move from hatred to caring, from suspicion and fear, beyond tolerance, to embrace of the other".

I get really turned on, however, when I remember that God wants to save all of me - body, mind and spirit - and everything else around me. God wants nothing more than to transform the entire world, for it to be at home.

But nothing has done more to transform the basic operation of the world's major airlines than the rise of low-cost operators.

Harness it and let it fuel you to transform nothing into something incredible.

Nothing is easy when trying to transform a country brutalized by three decades of cruel dictatorship.

THE ambitious plan to collapse 22 agencies and tens of thousands of employees into a new homeland security behemoth is nothing less than a project to transform American society.