Sentence examples for that presents nothing from inspiring English sources

"Catching Fire" is a plain-spoken and thoroughly gripping scientific essay that presents nothing less than a new theory of human evolution, one he calls "the cooking hypothesis," one that Darwin (among others) simply missed.

It has been losing ever since, and frankness compels recognition that at present nothing except belief in the essential rationality of man can give assurance of reason's final victory.

One question is the tissues and cells that produce these miRNAs, and by extension the cells on which their presumed regulatory function is exerted; at present nothing is known that would allow us to speculate on this topic.

The Australis sails from Punta Arenas, a town of many monuments and abundant rain, through channels and straits bordered by mountains that still bear the glaciers that shaped them, sometimes presenting nothing more than vast expanses of grey, bare rock.

But as we grow up, we are ripped from that present into something more exquisitely painful: nothing stays still however much we need it to.

A photo that did nothing more than capture an image that presented itself.

The only real disappointment was that the concert presented nothing but French works.

A lower court denied the request, saying that Mr. Cuccinelli presented nothing to back up his accusation.

Such films were taken to present nothing but fairytales that used the realistic character of the medium to present those imaginary stories as if they were accurate pictures of reality.

Takata's lawyers argued that despite the evidence presented, nothing clearly linked it to Ms. Mincey's case.

At present nothing that the West or Russia is doing holds any hope of bringing peace to Syria in the near future.