Sentence examples for Next to no one from inspiring English sources

Next to no one is trained to teach it, so few music students have ever heard of it.

Next to no one thinks she can manage that.Yet the 55-year-old physics professor from the eastern state of Thuringia could emerge smiling from the convention all the same.

It could delight in yet more days of debate in which next to no one on the prime minister's own benches rises to speak up for her, savouring the sight of a governing party that is devouring itself in full public view.

Despite all the calls for action on gun control, next to no one at the vigil had specific requests for Obama or congressional leaders.

It is shameful, when studies on proven models conducted by the VA and DoD's own Defense Center of Excellence for Psychological Health and TBI gather dust on the shelves and next to no one in either organization even knows about them.

Would love to hear your thoughts… DAVID REMNICK: I have great respect for Tony Judt as a historian, but I don't agree with him on this, and, much more important, next to no one in Israel does, either.

No one sitting next to you, no one to pretend they're not there.

I've seen next to no shrinkage/warping, and not one print has detached from my build plate (heated to 60c).

At the debriefing sessions, all participants agreed that the software was easy to use and they experienced next to no technical issues - one physician reported difficulty with SR where the cause was a desktop computer with hardware problems.

As I've got older, getting with random guys and waking up next to one no longer appeals as much.

The British poster for Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960), which is the only poster Hitchcock made a cameo appearance on, shows the director looking sternly at his watch next to the words, "No one...BUT NO ONE...will be admitted to the theatre after the start of each performance..."....