Sentence examples for given no real from inspiring English sources

So far, Mr. Paterson has given no real clue about who he wants.

The men in the pit have been given no real choice: refusing to fight is generally punished by death.

He's given no real reason to believe he wouldn't repeat what he said previously about people like Curiel and Khan.

Mr. Gore still has given no real hint about whether he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination again in 2004.

She's been given no real information about her father, and is a combustible mix of naïveté, sensuality and neediness.

Mr. Nader is drawing less than 10percentt in most polls and is given no real chance of winning.

Even his writings give no real clue to his character.

Furthermore, this article gives no real reasons for Mr. Johnson not to have ascended to this position.

He gave no real thought to biology, but he was wholly uninspired by his other studies.

The remainder, over half of the party at Westminster, gave no real indication of their position.

Typically, he gave no real hints as to his own thoughts on the subject when he spoke after the game.