Sentence examples for that brings nothing from inspiring English sources

It is a completely new vehicle that brings nothing from the Escape.

And my mom called homosexuality "a grave sin that brings nothing but shame and despair to a family".

Like a flabby Hope Diamond, Albert Haynesworth is a fascinating, oversized trinket that brings nothing but misery to anyone foolish enough to acquire him.

But French observers of our country may be forgiven if they feel a certain déjà vu when they see a movement that brings nothing to the ballot box except anger.

Former Oxford Revue presidents, there's a sense here of a duo still working out their USP, in a show that brings nothing blazingly new or distinctive to the sketch world.

The core gameplay is still entertaining, but there is no escaping the fact that this is a content-light and lazy instalment of the series that brings nothing new of value to the table.

"Those heavenly fruits that were promised to people, they were just a declaration that brought nothing but general impoverishment".

IN THE waters of Kongsfjord, an inlet on the coast of Spitsbergen, sit nine contraptions that bring nothing to mind as much as monster condoms.

But what we are hearing in Pyongyang's rhetoric is exactly what we are hearing from Damascus, and what we have heard previously from Baghdad and Tripoli and all the other backward regimes that brought nothing to their peoples and neighbours except tragedy.

It's big and it's bold and it's bizarre, sporting a massive footprint that dwarfs even the Pixel 3 XL, flanked by serrated edges that bring nothing to mind more than John Rambo's hunting knife.

"It's not easy to take on this defense that brings me nothing but hassle: I've been attacked several times, both verbally and physically," he added.