Sentence examples for about that no from inspiring English sources

And there's nothing empowering about that, no matter what shoes you wear.

There was no confusion about that, no thinking you could take your graduate work to New York and hope to get a show".

But, she said, the town would soon have a Walgreens, and everyone was excited about that — no one more so than Debbie Taylor.

I can't do anything about that – no way I am saying he was lucky to beat me, but just little things like that don't help when you are trying to beat one of the best players ever.

A voter like Mr. Schwartz, with a single-minded interest in cancer research, will cast his ballot for whichever candidate cares more about that, no matter how disgusted he is by the advertising.

The Museum of Innocence and the novel are about that: No matter how modern we want to be, or how well meaning we are in that, the weight of tradition is so strong that human aspirations look a bit silly, maybe".

Resentment builds in the song — "I played the missus and I've done the dishes/'Bout time somebody got the hell out" — but just when it seems that confrontation is imminent, it ends with no resolution, no final verse about that no-good scoundrel trying to outrun a bullet.

The dough had character: no question about that, and no complaint there.

"There is a no 'could' about that.

He is right about that -- no one can ever predict what a team will do.

Then news of the jubilee boat trip was reported in the media later (Had to wait for the NME to hear about that - no Facebook/Twitter in those days) and it felt like Anarchy was only a matter of days away.