Sentence examples for there's naught from inspiring English sources
There's naught she can't handle And who holds a candle To wonderful "not Mrs. B".? Who needs a march down the aisle For mayoral love to take wing?
Thus, where we once had his glory to spoon with on cold winter nights, now there is naught but ash and resin.
By and large, there is naught for our comfort in "The Atlantic Sound".
Too much sex was thought to weaken men: a late-15th-century poem mocks an otherwise respectable but overly sexually active burgess who has "wasted and spent" his "substance" until there is "naught left but empty skin and bone".
Manly's memories of Death Valley were less than fond: "If the waves of the sea could flow in and cover its barren nakedness . . . it would be indeed a blessing, for in it there is naught of good, comfort or satisfaction, but ever in the minds of those who braved its heat and sands, a thought of a horrid Charnel house".
There's very little to grab onto, and where there would normally be a middle to wrap your fingers around, there is naught but air.
There is naught but an enchanted garden separating her boutique, Urban Zen, from the restaurant.
Otherwise, such efforts are naught as there will be no application of the findings in terms of what component/s of the Mediterranean diet is/are responsible for the health effects of such a dietary pattern.
Poor Richard was naught but pretense.
Crime is naught but misdirected energy.
