Sentence examples for undertaking nothing from inspiring English sources

The document they released on Thursday, in the form of a 94-page book called "The Way, the Truth and the Life," suggests that they are undertaking nothing less than a new Reformation.

They "undertook nothing less than a social and political revolt," he writes.

Mr. Menand has undertaken nothing less than an explanation of the social, historical, economic and spiritual forces that caused American thinking to change radically from the period leading up to the Civil War to the advent of pragmatism in the early 20th century.

There is only talk, but nothing is being undertaken and nothing will change".

A Sussex statement  read: "In conjunction with the ICC International Cricket Councill), a full investigation was undertaken with nothing untoward coming to light, and the club's prompt action receiving praise.

The degree of certainty with which this relation, viz., intuitive connection, can be undertaken, and nothing else, differentiates empty fantasy from scientific "truth".

The extravagant scale of the disarray in Seattle may seem exceptional, but among megaprojects — commonly understood to be projects that cost at least a billion dollars — the size of the undertaking is nothing special.

The extravagant scale of the disarray in Seattle may seem exceptional, but among megaprojects commonly understood to be projects that cost at least a billion dollars the size of the undertaking is nothing special.

In his sprawling new book Tom Holland undertakes to explain nothing less than the origin of Islam.

The risks I've undertaken have been nothing in comparison with those of Scott, but they have been risks nonetheless.

In "Mr. Mani," Yehoshua undertakes to conjure nothing less than the enigmatic, irresistible majesty of the past that governs human action.