Sentence examples for garnered nothing from inspiring English sources

Before the story even hit the echo chamber, Reuters pointed out that the Obama administration's bold move garnered nothing like the praise that followed the killing of Osama bin Laden.

The performance may not have been pretty but after impressive displays against Newcastle and Liverpool, which had garnered nothing more than praise, Todd was willing to sacrifice style for substance.

But the GOP's stripped-down version of the Paycheck Fairness Act has so far garnered nothing but eye rolls from across the aisle.

A woman of grace, she's garnered nothing but praise, not only for the talent and the funny, but also for the person she is and has always been.

The rover carries a suite of instruments for the purpose, but its Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) experiment has probably garnered most attention because nothing like it has ever been flown to Mars before.

His wagers that had nothing to with poker garnered just as much attention.

Twelve Years a Slave garnered nine nominations, but there was nothing for The Butler or Fruitvale Station.

Zero Patience garnered mixed critical reaction.

But so far, nothing AngelList has done has garnered as quick and strong of a reaction from the venture capital sphere as the debut this past summer of a feature called "Syndicates".

You're extracting any meaning that could be garnered from this and reducing it to nothing!

Tony Scott never garnered any Academy Award nominations, but, if nothing else, True Romance proved he certainly had that capability.