Sentence examples for terms of nothing from inspiring English sources

Here he cites the example of intentional relations: if Simmias is thinking about Socrates, this is to be explained in terms of nothing but Simmias, Socrates, and an accident of Simmias.

It was to this end that Boyle stressed how the workings of a key could be explained in terms of nothing other than its shape and size relative to the lock and the workings of a clock can be explained by appeal to nothing other than the properties of its parts.

But anyway, whenever I recorded, it's organic in terms of nothing's really that planned out or anything.

In terms of action nothing much takes place for the first 10 minutes.

In terms of quality, nothing compares with an ancient Roman torso at Ariadne Galleries, a first-time exhibitor from New York.

In terms of action, nothing much happens; but by the end of this subtly disturbing story, life itself seems a lot more precious.

In terms of functionality, nothing has really changed in this version.

And some people, including me, suggested to Face – the right thing for Facebook to do under its own sort of terms of service, nothing else affecting their decision, was to just delete these groups.

"In terms of patterns, nothing really showed up," he says over the phone.

I used to think that EDC was the end-all-be-all of electronic parties, and in terms of budget, nothing will ever match it.

"In terms of Tayyip, nothing has changed, we [opponents] have become more conscious and people are more motivated... but I'm not sure if the results will change," she said.