Sentence examples for the form nothing from inspiring English sources

An abnormic law completing 'Nothing expands' would have the form 'Nothing expands unless it is ϕ'.

In order for an abnormic law of the form 'Nothing expands unless it is ϕ' to complete the general rule 'Nothing expands', ϕ would have to be a disjunction exhaustively specifying every type of thing that expands.

Greg F. is like the concept of the friendzone given tangible form, nothing but whipped "you are a strong independent beautiful woman, every man would be happy to find you, there's plenty more fish in the sea, it's always darkest before dawn" tropes 24/7.

The state hopes to convince the court that the members of the group were plotting to form nothing less than a parallel government.

Not misled by the compresent opposite properties, and able to base all his accounts on the Good and the other Forms, nothing stands in his way of knowing the material world (520c).[23] The predicative reading of the argument of Book V and the analogies of the central books does not limit the range of Forms and does not commit itself to the possibility of knowledge of the external world.

In Mr Tanzi's opinion, it is in its A-beta 42 form (nothing is simple) the Hannibal Lecter of the brain an image that might itself have come from a memory handbook.

With Ed Slater back in the visiting back row and the Youngs brothers, Ben and Tom, in excellent form, nothing is remotely guaranteed.

But from the above quotation you would think Apple singlehandedly created the space and the form from nothing.

Until moderate Muslims find each other, 'find the other hand,' and start a global response in the form of nothing less than a cacophony of figurative clapping, we will remain as we are now: voiceless, unseen, meaningless, amputated from the furious, destructive conversation raging between blind Islamofascism and Western civilization.

A few days later writer had an interview with her and she said one thing she always did when she hired new assistants was quote them her favorite line from William Carlos Williams: "The difference between a palooka and a trained fighter is form, nothing but form.

A few days later writer had an interview with her and she said one thing she always did when she hired new assistants was quote them her favorite line from William Carlos Williams: "The difference between a palooka and a trained fighter is form, nothing but form View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.