Sentence examples for there is something no from inspiring English sources

But there is something no less striking -- if inherently less dramatic -- in the glimpses of ordinary lives coming unraveled even among people far from the towers.

Western instincts should steer us onto the side of Simin, whose head is lightly scarved but who also wears bluejeans, and yet there is something no less compelling in the calm, bespectacled mien of Termeh, who chides her mother with an essentially conservative truth: "If you hadn't left, Dad wouldn't be in jail".

The last is as real as the first two, but surely there is something no less deathly in the stage just before that, when one is finally, no matter the degree of one's success or renown, merely an addable/subtractable element in a movie's package, and susceptible to replacement by another star whose box office profile is the only thing they share with you.

There's something no one tells you before you start renting an apartment: It's usually those small household annoyances that become the most stressful situations.

I asked, 'Do you know if there is something wrong?' 'No, no, there is nothing wrong.

There is something else no one talked about during the Republican National Convention: millions of Iraqi families remain homeless.

I think there is something in us, no matter how technically savvy we are, that needs to be transported.

If the meal arrives and there is something wrong, there is no need to suffer.

Instead there is something more tangible, yet no less horrifying: cancer.

There is also the fact that, when there is something to say, there is no obvious voice to say it.

No doubt there is something fascinating about all of this.