nameless造句怎么写

I saw lots of unnamed or nameless gadgets in his house.

Sometimes when I want to say something bold, I stay silent because I just imagine a nameless disaster.

The furtive, nameless nature of DDOS attacks disqualifies them from protection; their anonymous perpetrators look like cowardly hooligans, not heroes.

Catherine Douglas and Peter Rowlinson of Newcastle University, United Kingdom, for showing that cows that have names give more milk than cows that are nameless.

Still, were it not for the nameless adventure that awaited them they would have thrown a pair of dice each evening and agreed that two sixes would end it all.

But now I think it is sad to do the most parents see it appeal to it with a nameless fear, also don't know what it is, for a total ban on it.

I was seized by a nameless horror.

Stanley felt a nameless anxiety rising in him.

The author of the book shall be nameless.

Faceless, nameless women, all of them drawn to this safeand anonymous haven in cyberspace.

I run across hills and dales, I wander through nameless lands — because I am hunting for the golden stag.

In a system that prizes remaining nameless, faceless and not rocking the boat, Shigeaki Koga chose to step forward and reveal some of Japan's ugliest secrets.

So first of all let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself - nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyses efforts to convert retreat into advance.

Open source is not nameless, faceless, and it's not charity.

He had received information from a nameless source in the government.

And something terrifying was pursuing her and she was running, running till her heart was bursting, running in a thick swimming fog, crying out, blindly seeking that nameless, unknown haven of safety that was somewhere in the mist about her.

You have also given a name to the default, nameless view.

He discovered some new and nameless plants.

Returning to the candle he sets his brew alight and offers it to a nameless God in a gesture of supplication.