Sentence examples for which nothing in from inspiring English sources
It is a confession of faith, which nothing in history supports.
In science it plays a far grander role: it is the theory without which nothing in biology makes sense.
And yet there is a startling moment when, perhaps depleted from prosecutorial duties, the protean "I" takes pause to address you, the reader, in a tone for which nothing in nearly 200 pages has prepared you: "I hear music, it's like my wasted life, one hears it from far off, the music of life, and a moment later it's faded away again.
So, reading Jean Thompson's "Do Not Deny Me," I kept thinking how much that editor would have enjoyed these stories, most of which feature a flash of recognition or understanding, after which nothing in their protagonists' lives will ever remain the same.
The word "epiphany" has artistic connotations and literary applications, and is thought to suggest a great imaginative leap in the aftermath of which nothing in the mind or soul remains the same.
The historian Patrick Wormald wrote of the essay: "it would be no exaggeration to describe [it] as one of the most influential works of literary criticism of that century, and since which nothing in Beowulf studies has been quite the same".
Together, they can be something to which nothing else in sport can compare.
Reading was a sacrament that conferred upon those who partook of its grace something which nothing else, in some cases not even religion itself, could bestow.
There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks of "fake news", of the sense in which we have entered an era in which nothing is believable, in which conspiracy and rumour have the same status as fact.
But politics is now also in a parallel universe created by the EU referendum in which nothing else matters in government except the result on 23 June.
"O.K., I got through the first part," he explained after a pause in which nothing happened, and in which you realized that nothing was going to.
