Sentence examples for brought no good from inspiring English sources

The hearing I attended brought no good news for the sisters.

It would be a gray year that brought no good flamenco to New York.

The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, however, said France's foreign policy had plainly "brought no good to the French people" and that Hollande should now "act in the interest of the French people – which means changing his policies".

"In this business, we bring no good news," he said.

Democracies need the courage to withdraw from wars that bring no good, but also to persevere in just ones even when the end is not yet in sight.

He brought back no good war stories but, typically, he made good fiction out of the lack of them.

Stagflation brought about no good responses either in the real world or the economics stratosphere.As Mr Levine mentions, the rapid growth of the Chinese and Indian economies have perhaps acted a bit like the oil price spikes of the 1970s, leading to major shifts in patterns of consumption and production.

It was a bloody policy that brought no change and only made good TV.

Even good news brings no relief.

It was felt in these circles that Mr. Profumo's statement, while a show of good will, brings no concrete change in the trade conflicts which separate the Common Market nations and the seven nations of the European Free Trade Association headed by Britain.

"But he's awkward, negative, not nice to fight, impossible to look good against, brings no support, no money, no television and makes no financial sense".