Sentence examples for nowhere stated from inspiring English sources

God's absence is nowhere stated but everywhere felt in Holt's terrifying fiction.

God's absence is nowhere stated but everywhere felt in this terrifying first collection, a seeming amalgam of Poe, Lovecraft and Beckett.

The charges against his brother are nowhere stated, leading to a belief that the depositions were mainly political.

Eaton's Compilation states that Captain King's command had 8 killed and 9 wounded; that Colonel Winder's detachment had 6 killed and 22 wounded but that the losses of Lieutenant Colonel Boerstler's detachment were unknown, being "nowhere stated" in the records.

He nowhere states in his work that he is a Cārvāka / Lokāyata, in which he does not differ from all other Indian authors who nowhere mention their philosophical affiliations in the form: 'The author of the present work is Buddhist' or 'I am a follower of the Nyāya school'.

The information to respondents consisted of general information about the purpose of the public health survey, i.e., collection of health-related data in order to improve health-care planning and prevention, nowhere stating that road traffic noise and hypertension specifically would be studied.

Carolyne Larrington notes that it is nowhere expressly stated what will happen to the world tree Yggdrasil at Ragnarök, points to a connection between Mímir and Yggdrasil in the poem Völuspá, and theorizes that "it is possible that Hoddmimir is another name for Mimir, and that the two survivors hide in Yggdrasill".

Most often, it is nowhere explicitly stated that some samples are redundant: the identifier of the samples are different; the names of the data files are different.

Nowhere is stated from what level of inflammation one should adjust, and if adjustment should be the same for a CRP of 10 as for a CRP of 80 mg/L.

Although it would appear that Bramer was, at the very least, an early advocate for the young artist, nowhere is it stated that he was Vermeer's teacher.

Nowhere is it stated that doping was a highly standardized and meticulously thought-out program of the East German Communist state.