Sentence examples for absolutely nothing so from inspiring English sources

"Athletes talk a lot about injuries but I'm going into my fifth year of having absolutely nothing so I've really built year on year.

The raw potato did absolutely nothing so I figured she must have meant boiled.

"What's equally odd to me is that the person they met with knew absolutely nothing, so I don't know why they would pick somebody to meet with that didn't have any information about the Clinton campaign, but on its face, this is very problematic". Vice President Mike Pence, meanwhile, is staying out of it.

"What's equally odd to me is that the person they met with knew absolutely nothing, so I don't know why they would pick somebody to meet with that didn't have any information about the Clinton campaign, but on its face, this is very problematic".

11 15 -- Absolutely nothing accomplished so far.

if you put any faith in Kenneth Grahame, who wrote, in "The Wind in the Willows," that "there is nothing — absolutely nothing — half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats," is nearly its own reward.

But the most troubling thing by far is the attitude of its author, Margaux Fragoso, who is determined to spare us absolutely nothing, and so details not only every dubious "tickling game", but also such things as the way Peter's penis looks, his fondness for frottage, and the reasons why they were never able to enjoy full intercourse.

Mackinnon's favourite quote is even about boating, from the book Wind in the Willows: "There is nothing — absolutely nothing — half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats". .

Chris Serle admits that he himself was "in the enviable position of knowing absolutely nothing" and so was entitled to ask "all the stupid questions on behalf of our audience".

Even though it was three words that dressed me down to absolutely nothing, I was so satisfied and happy that I had that experience with you".

Their activities include strenuous races and leisurely messabouts, which get their name from Ratty's remark in "The Wind in the Willows" that "there is nothing -- absolutely nothing -- half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats".