Sentence examples similar to reduced to naught from inspiring English sources

The songs of the waves and the hymns of the streams Are scattered, and voices of the throngs reduced to silence: And I can hear naught but the music of Eternity In exact harmony with the spirit's desires.

I solemnly cling to God and fervently uphold my Second Amendment right to own a gun, believing that my faith is best placed first in Someone larger than myself and second in the ability to stop anyone who would reduce my freedom to naught.

Critics warn that India's efforts to encourage a high-tech revolution may come to naught once again unless it reduces some of the barriers to doing business in the country.

In Ohio, the recommendations of a bipartisan commission on ways to reduce the large number of provisional ballots and long lines at polling stations in 2008 have come to naught after a Republican takeover of both houses of the legislature in 2010.

Despite great gains across the country in recent years, cities are still under pressure to reduce street crime and are thus reluctant to put their best officers on terrorist investigations that may well come to naught.

The corner comes to naught.

But that came to naught.

The inquiry soon came to naught.

The set piece comes to naught.

Will all this bring prevention to naught?

But it all came to naught.