Sentence examples for all that nothing from inspiring English sources
But after I did all that nothing changed.
For all that, nothing on the street or at the entrance suggested that actual associates of Al Qaeda, who had all but finished bombs that they intended to plant on No. 4 and 5 trains, were in the building.
Gates continued, "I have always argued, in light of my fairly detailed knowledge of the shortcomings of our intelligence capabilities, that the fact that we don't have reliable human intelligence that proves something conclusively is happening is no proof at all that nothing is happening.
Having said all that, nothing beats picnics on the Norfolk Broads when I was a small boy my mum used to make sandwiches with haslet and Branston pickle, and I remember fishing, and then my mum unwrapping the picnic, it was just wonderful.
Modern concert halls are Memnonic as well, designed by computer, fitted with exotic woods or high-tech materials, sometimes equipped with movable acoustic panels -- all to make it seem as if the hall itself isn't really there at all, that nothing is intruding between natural sound and the ear.
Nothing lasts, Joe thinks, as does his son, Mike, who goes off to fight in World War II: "Nothing held together all that long, nothing was permanent".
"We started talking about the war, and Vietnam, prison — what had happened to him, and all that.... Nothing had brought us together before, and we just talked.
Of course, all that means nothing if you can't afford to buy.
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All that considered, nothing seemed likely to change simply from the shock of seeing it all play out on television.
