Sentence examples for almost nothing could from inspiring English sources

Almost nothing could annoy India more.

In any case, once "Elmer Gantry" fell into the hole, almost nothing could pull it out.

After years of the Dylans, the Tim Hardins, the jazz aficionados and the Elton Johns, almost nothing could shock either the people or the environment at LA's Troubadour.

Of course almost nothing could be more prosaic than pointing out that playing a music game is not the same as playing a real instrument.

The French participants in the attack had twice as many guns as the British and did better against a weaker system of defenses, but almost nothing could be done to exploit this comparative success.

But far fewer Burmese than Iranians have access to these things, and after a few days the regime narrowed the Internet bandwidth so tightly that almost nothing could get in or out.

There was almost nothing he could not do, from small devotional objects to large ceilings.

In Enron's days as a stock market darling, there was almost nothing it could say that investors wouldn't believe.

On the other hand, when the musical "Once" opened on Broadway in March, after a limited run at the New York Theater Workshop, almost nothing you could put your finger on had been changed.

On the other hand, when the musical "Once" opened on Broadway last month, after a limited run at the New York Theater Workshop, almost nothing you could put your finger on had been changed.

The big loss — which, it's worth pointing out, was not the result of a rogue trader, but was rather part of a strategy that had the backing of the bank's risk executives — gives the lie to Dimon's antiregulatory rhetoric like almost nothing else could.