Sentence examples for on nothing so from inspiring English sources
Again, though, Moggi relied on nothing so unsubtle as straight violence.
And that, they reckon, depends on nothing so much as their continued ability to preside over rapid economic growth.
That's a considerable improvement on nothing, so I was pretty happy.
In the trying times ahead, the resilience and flexibility of nations will depend on nothing so much as their overarching principles of legitimacy and decision making.
He concentrated his energies on nothing so dreary as books or study but on a taxing round of drinking, whoring, boxing and gambling.Byron's first public foray into the literary world was a disaster.
To accomplish this goal, the aliens rely on nothing so crude as a Star Wars-type battle fleet; they prefer to act from a safe distance by triggering a deadly eruption of our sun.
A series of held, balletic positions, with Mr. Smith straining up on relevé, reminded one of nothing so much as a giant hood ornament come to life.
"It all starts now for me because the minute we kick off next we're on a hiding to nothing, so we've got to make sure we can compete and I want to stay there".
It was not "Strangers on a Train" — nothing so evil — nor was it "Brief Encounter," that tear-jerker in which a grimy British railway station is virtually a character in the romance.
As some guy named Albert Einstein once said, "The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing". So please, don't do nothing.
Typing in "Richard Gere restaurant" into the Google Maps app on the iPhone returned nothing, so I closed that and clicked on the Google Mobile Apps icon.
