Sentence examples for seems nowhere else from inspiring English sources

Tamara Rojo is equally extraordinary as Vetsera and in the lovers' first pas de deux, her ruthless and extravagantly yielding little body goads Rudolf to such extremes of sensation there seems nowhere else for them to go but death.

The fun seemed nowhere near done.

The building, called True Colors, was co-founded by Cyndi Lauper, who had been troubled by all the L.G.B.T. teens on the Christopher Street Pier who seemed to have nowhere else to go.

The long strip of turf on the way to the seventh hole, that stretches between the sandhills and the sea; a fine spring day, with the larks singing as they seem to sing nowhere else".

I become something that I seem to become nowhere else: a shopaholic.

The reason is simple enough: nowhere else seems to offer the hopes of getting rich quickly that China does.

After Hogan's defeat and passing of the torch, leaving the Ultimate Warrior simultaneously possessing the WWE's two most prestigious championships, it seemed that there was nowhere else for the WWE to go.

Nowhere else, it seems, is the contrast between the high quality of life and the moroseness of the citizens pushed to such an extreme.

Nowhere else, it seems, will you find such tightly controlled varieties of freedom, such militarized ordering of open-ended play, such centralized rules for creative anarchy.

I was trying to follow a seven-mile walking route recorded in my Lonely Planet guidebook — and nowhere else, it seemed, not on signs or on any local map — and wandered into a maze of alleys flanked by tawny walls.

There is a physics and a feeling to this book that exists exactly nowhere else, and yet seems not so far at all from where we're headed.