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As long as we wish to confess all sins without exception, we are doing nothing else than to wish to leave nothing to God's mercy for pardon.

This grating was nothing else than a piece of the brass screens with which aviaries are covered in menageries.

Civilization is nothing else than the attempt to reduce force to being the ultimate ratio.

A battle like the one which we are engaged in describing is nothing else than a convulsion towards the ideal.

The beautiful is nothing else than the visible form of the good. Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.

The beautiful is nothing else than the visible form of the good. ------ Plato.

The emotional body is nothing else than the child within you.

Do not stop your work, as your doubts and fears are nothing else than a healthy resistance to the changes ahead of us all.

I can do nothing else than admire people so poor that they go on smiling like if they were the richest of the world.

Common right is nothing else than the protection of all beaming on the right of each.

From chloride of sodium, which is nothing else than sea salt, Cyrus Harding easily extracted the soda and chlorine.

His failure in this transaction was due to nothing else than his own carelessness.

His failure was due to nothing else than his own carelessness.

The present market situation is nothing else than fine.

Virtue is nothing else than right reason.

His failure was due to nothing else than his own careless.

Loss is nothing else than change.

Your success was due to nothing else than your own diligence.

Allah instructs in the Qur'an: "And they are ordained nothing else than to serve Allah, keeping religion pure for Him. "

That you are nothing else than what meets the eye.

He did nothing else than watch televisionall day.

you are nothing else than my past.

And they'll help, too, if by nothing else than nagging you about it.

And so it seems clear that the canzone is nothing else than the self-contained action of one who writes harmonious words to be set to music;

The beginnings of psychoanalysis are in fact nothing else than the scientific rediscovery of an ancient truth;