Sentence examples for origin nothing from inspiring English sources

It seems that a "secondary infection," "of mysterious origin" — "nothing to worry about" — has appeared in Ray's right lung, his (previously) uninfected lung.

As Bede does not describe Justus' origins, nothing is known about him prior to his arrival in England.

Without asking for a thing: no definition, no language of origin, no nothing.

This exercise strongly suggests that these are later additions to an original Jewish text inserted to "Christianize" a book that in its origins had nothing to do with Jesus.

But his local origins have nothing to do with his act, nor his connection to the audience.

Mr. Montalvo's message of multicultural harmony, idealized through dancers of different ethnic origins, is nothing if not sincere, and it has good humor, cleverness and imagination.

According to these business operators, "how to indicate country-of-origin has nothing to do with labelling cost; the labels for export are printed for each order; even a same importer could ask to modify the label for the same product in new order, for improving the product description or graphic design".

While the outbreak and its severity caught most Americans by surprise, for many Iowans, the recent salmonella outbreak and its origins are nothing new.

The word, which is widely used to describe the rhythm, the music and the dances of Caribbean and African origin, signifies almost nothing.

Mario, guided by the lessons of his working-class origins, values "almost nothing in life more than stability".

Training for migrants costs origin-country taxpayers nothing and subsidizes the creation of professionals in the home country through the 'home' track, reducing fears of 'brain drain'.