Sentence examples for that is nowhere from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it takes an American to shake up that tastefulness that is nowhere more easily found than in Paris.

Shouldn't there be some high wildness at its center, some great joy that is nowhere else contained?

When he was 3, they tried microarray analysis, a genetic test that is nowhere near as sensitive as sequencing.

Perhaps the caption to the picture should be amended from Bob Burton (a name that is nowhere mentioned in the piece) to Bob Savio?

Although $91 billion is spent on them every year, that is nowhere near enough to keep the country's 4.1m miles (6.6m km) of public roadways in good nick.

To merely pay a tax-deductible fine that is nowhere comparable to the losses incurred by innocent buyers is, in itself, a miscarriage of justice.

A corpse that is nowhere is everywhere," said Sergio Luzzatto, a historian at the University of Turin who wrote "The Body of Il Duce," about the corpse's vicissitudes.

SEATTLE — The Seattle Opera's production of Verdi's "Attila" opens with a scene that is nowhere to be found in Verdi's "Attila".

Another opening-day celebrant, Ian Ma, 15, lives in Sheepshead Bay, a waterfront neighborhood in southern Brooklyn that is nowhere near the new subway line.

Murray has three break points but needs only one of them when Arguello stretches for a backhand that is nowhere near to being in.

Finn might be the new Steve Harmison (actually if we consider Harmison's record down under, 23 wickets at 50 apiece in 10 Tests, that is nowhere near enough).