Sentence examples for found it nothing from inspiring English sources

It might have been the rarest Burgundy the lid reflected; but, peeping in, I found it nothing but water sparkling like crystal, and that it wTas the cup's rich lining which gave tone to the reflection.

Earlier, New York state's attorney-general, who is investigating executive-compensation practices, had written to the company and thundered that he found it "nothing less than shocking" that Mr Thain was said to be seeking a $10m bonus.

David Crane, an aide to then Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, said last year in legislative testimony that he found it "nothing short of astonishing" that Calpers had "promoted the largest nonvoter-approved debt issuance in California history" without revealing the risks or conflicts of interest involved.

I find it nothing more than provocative and not particularly informative.

I find it nothing short of amusing that the opposition is now calling for universal credit to be delivered faster.

Perhaps metadiscourse has a purpose somewhere; I generally find it nothing more than an annoyance.

When it was published, civil servants were astonished to find it was nothing of the sort.

Equally those with neuropathic pain may undergo hours of complex dental treatment and find it does nothing to relieve their pain.

Some feel they must talk it out; others find it better to say nothing.

I find it particularly compelling because absolutely nothing is happening.

Andrew finds it hard to give up nothing.