Sentence examples for somewhere that nothing from inspiring English sources

Robert Musil writes somewhere that nothing is as invisible as a monument; this unmonumental memorial was distinctly visible and yet so discreet as to be almost not there.

Questions for Eternity Trying to Imagine The Nothingness Nevertheless, most cosmologists, including Dr. Guth and Dr. Linde, agree that the universe ultimately must come from somewhere, and that nothing is the leading candidate.

There's nothing wrong with a little scent, especially if you live somewhere that is big on colognes and body spray.

Visit somewhere that is near your home.

Or choose somewhere that's still warm.

Go somewhere that makes you happy.

As he said, from time to time there are forces somewhere that have nothing to do with reality," said Blatter.

"I knew for the first time that the old-time music scene was going somewhere that had nothing to do with the Ramblers," said Cohen about the first album issued by the Fuzzy Mountain Band.

Next time you find yourself wishing you lived somewhere hotter, remember that nothing great is ever accomplished when people get to feeling like they might fancy a nice game of boule.

As I wrote my checks, Mr. Simon's room reassured me that the money would come from somewhere, that there was nothing that marriage or a death in the family couldn't solve.

And if you don't start somewhere, you can pretty much guarantee that nothing will happen, but if you try, you at the very least give them a chance to develop a new, and hopefully more inclusive, story.