Sentence examples for a thing at all from inspiring English sources

A discussion with Andreas Kluth, Technology Correspondent of The Economist"The Next Big Thing is not a thing at all: it is simplicity … In the 90s they [IT companies] operated under the principle, 'build it and they will come' … even if it was too complex and would never be implemented, they would build it!

And I said, 'Try this out.' And people came back and said, 'Hey Pauly, make me that thing you made me last time.' So I said, 'I'll call it 'The Thing.' " That night, however, the best condiment wasn't really a thing at all, but the savory fact that Pauly Dogs were free, at least the first 200, and that resulted in a steady stream of traffic from tents to table.

But why, exactly, are people doing such a thing at all?

How do you say a thing at all, at the end of the day?

"Today, I may not have a thing at all except just a dream or two".

What if the "mouse" wasn't a thing at all, but rather as in the Fjord example of "staring to select"–an integrated aspect of your embodied, phenomenal experience?

"I'm not sure that's a bad thing at all," a diplomat remarked.

Not a small thing at all for a tiny nation ever on the margins of history.

"It's not a performance thing at all, it was a character thing.

"Too much of a good thing is not a good thing at all," she adds.

"I don't see failure as a negative thing at all anymore, which is a huge shift for me," he said.