Sentence examples for given nothing but from inspiring English sources
Despite requests, I have been given nothing but unrewarding and unpopular tasks since I transitioned, while new starters are assigned high-profile work.
If they don't own it, they have been given nothing but the chance to appear as extras in the self-congratulatory fantasies of a bunch of millionaire nerds.
"In the last three and a half years we've been given nothing but crisis after crisis to worry about — the proper thing to do has been to ignore it," said Mr. Paulsen.
Another police offer, first class constable Callan George, told the inquest on Monday that he begun to believe Dhu was "faking" her illness after she returned from hospital the second time having been given nothing but paracetamol.
He added that parents and children had so far given nothing but "positive feedback" to the move but he admitted that the school's selective status helped make it easier to introduce the IB.
The enslaved — the cornerstone of the South's economy, the collateral that allowed Northern lenders to profit from the cotton trade, the involuntary producers of the raw material around which the textile industry was built — were given nothing but a deeply compromised facsimile of freedom.
It gives nothing but a high-anxiety, stressful position for a commander to be put in.
"We have people who can give nothing but are good at understanding what makes the museum great.
And that is exactly what the drivers and team personnel create when they refuse to tell the truth and give nothing but pat answers that give nothing away, because they have to conform to contracts or official announcement schedules.
His expansively amiable, slightly professorial, presence in our lives is nothing but a blessing, and his book gives nothing but pleasure.
