Sentence examples for nowhere seen from inspiring English sources

Evans's idea of artistic style was expressed by Gustave Flaubert's maxim that an artist should be "like God in Creation…he should be everywhere felt, but nowhere seen".

The ease with which religious forms such as the sequence are adapted for secular use is nowhere seen better than in the 11th-century compilation known as the Cambridge Songs.

And the essential part of the movie — the actual events of his transformation, from leaving home to changing names to pursuing an unfamiliar mode of employment — is nowhere seen, and could in itself be a feature-length film.

I have nowhere seen it suggested that John was at odds with the sect; but, in connection with his desert diet of locusts and wild honey, one remembers the expelled Essenes, who resorted to living on grass because they had sworn an oath never to eat any food not prepared by the brotherhood.

It is neither seeing nor hearing; it is a compound faculty of which I have nowhere seen an adequate description".

A British diplomat who visited Warsaw in January 1919 reported: "I have nowhere seen anything like the evidences of extreme poverty and wretchedness that meet one's eye at almost every turn".

Many Pakistanis fear the peace process with India is going nowhere (see article).

Unfortunately, this leaves the individuation of the substrate still unaccounted for, and so we appear to have gotten nowhere (see Mertz 2001).

The Merzes go nowhere and see no one and are perfectly happy.

I am driving on the road to nowhere - seeing how easy it is to pick up motoring fines on the way.

Scrivner said that "out of nowhere" he saw the shark's teeth and nose.