Sentence examples for brought almost nothing from inspiring English sources

England brought almost nothing to the party.

The Radio Shack wall phone brought almost nothing but bad news, and so the sound of it ringing, especially in the evening, always startled her.

Pearson's victory was all the more impressive because she managed it on the day she appeared on the cover of the championships program, which has brought almost nothing but bad karma to its previous subjects.

He added, "The show's greatest weakness appeared to be that it brought almost nothing new to the table".

As for other national parties, the exit polls bring almost nothing to cheer.

A quick (and uncomfortable) search for 9/11 under "Historical Memorabilia" on eBay now brings up almost nothing of financial value.

In the same vein, almost nothing brings me down faster than when managers reward people on factors other than the merits of their work - like their appearance or their chummy relationship with senior executives.

And public works spending in the 1990s fueled pork-barrel politics and built many "bridges to nowhere," but did almost nothing to bring growth to the wider economy.

Too bad the stories of various weather-beaten Irish folk in "Mixed Blessings"— a real-estate salesman, a grandma, a professional couple and others — do almost nothing to bring these numbers to life.

Despite the government's claims of a successful offensive over last weekend, for the most part the Pakistani Army is totally on the defensive and doing almost nothing to bring the fight to the militants.

"Three months after the Dubs amendment, hardly any children have been helped at all – it is shameful that the British government has done almost nothing to bring desperate child refugees here.