Sentence examples for offering nothing of from inspiring English sources

Judge Rakoff described the government's letter as offering "nothing of substance" that he had not already considered and rejected.

Such a simplistic viewing of the challenge allows self-righteous people to call for real bipartisan solutions, while offering nothing of substance (I say this only somewhat self-consciously).

But Labour's shadow energy secretary, Caroline Flint, said: "David Cameron's out-of-touch government is offering nothing to the millions of families faced with rising energy bills and a cost-of-living crisis".

Pesce asks viewers to go along with the absurdity while offering nothing to justify any of it.

In the first of Monday's objections, the 10 retirees said "no settlement at all" was better than one offering nothing for the "vast majority" of former players, who "will probably die with evidence of CTE in their brains".

He condemned his rivals' lack of substance while offering nothing new of his own.

Mr. Fortunato said that as little as 6percentt of revenue was from basic vitamins like A or C, while the strongest sellers were proprietary blends, many offering nothing short of physical transformation.

Even in the face of a national economic nightmare, the party is offering nothing in the way of policies or new ideas that might give a bit of hope or comfort to families wrestling with joblessness, housing foreclosures and bankruptcies.

In many provinces local strongmen offering nothing but the promise of patronage or the threat of retribution have triumphed, as have many feudal and spiritual figureheads.

On the contrary, US lawmakers dug in entirely on warrantless surveillance (aka Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act), giving it six more years — and offering nothing in the way of the sought for reforms.

A close adviser to Tsipras accused the commission of offering nothing new.