(1) Nihil sub sole novum. Those who read Latin know what this means—"nothing new under the sun."

(2) Used phosphoric acid, aluminum hydrate and nihil album as materials, a new type of anticorrosive pigment zine aluminium phosphate was prepared with coprecipitation method.

(3) Nihil. I felt very, very stupid among my new sophisticated New York friends.

(4) I even spotted a warning sign, next to an elevator, that read, "Nihil obstat elevator."

(5) The Foreign Office was duly consulted , and gave its nihil obstat.

(6) He had so much virtue while still a private citizen that someone who wrote about him said: 'quod nihil illi deerat ad regnandum praeter regnum' ['that he lacked nothing to reign but a kingdom'].

(7) Furthermore, this narrative strategy also uncovers Flaubert 's playful attitude towards the existential nihil, and thus helps the writer transcend and poeticize reality.