Sentence examples for complete nothing from inspiring English sources

Reich's music is complete: nothing can be added to it.

But he added, "The communalization of the campaign was so complete, nothing worked".

One official said that while the inspector general's investigation was not complete, nothing had emerged to implicate General Clark in wrongdoing or leadership failings.

"If you don't want to start everything and complete nothing you need to select where to put your energy," says Daniela Schwarzer of Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, a Berlin think-tank.

A few more like this – covering Ohio in the 1970s, say, or Wyoming in the 1900s – and their work will be complete: nothing less than a patchwork quilt of America.

As Perlman takes stock of his losses — of the few friends who nobly "embraced frivolity"; of the mistress who, despite being a "complete nothing," had a genius for abandon; of the wife who charmed him until she began "neglecting futility"; of the children whose laughter had once been free and defiant — he recognizes that he, too, has been "tragically humanized".

"Complete nothing-ness" is logically inconsistent with real existence, so there is a perfectly valid inference from the notion of nothing to non-being (non-esse).

'What a complete fuss over nothing much,' wrote Liz from Dorset.

Some football statisticians scoff at completion percentage as an evaluation tool, invoking a hypothetical quarterback who completes nothing but ineffective, supershort passes.

A sentence, a paragraph, once started, had to be completed; nothing was left implicit, hanging in the air.

"Despite committing over $900m to this project, and despite the Infrastructure Australia evaluation of the freight link being completed, nothing is publicly available.