Sentence examples for i mean nowhere from inspiring English sources

There are political pieces; but nowhere in the stimulus discussion, and I mean nowhere, do I demand that stimulus be contingent on repealing the Bush tax cuts, or that it be used as a way to lock in bigger government, or any of the things that Crook for some reason is sure I did.

Nowhere, and I mean nowhere in the Common Core State Standards is there a demand for students to read a narrative and then use the details from that text to write a new story based on a prompt.

(More coined the term: "utopia" means "nowhere").

But Osborne's legacy means nowhere to build.

The word "utopia" means "nowhere", but it isn't clear whether this is because the place could exist but happens not to, or whether it is nowhere in much the same sense that a humble Richard Dawkins or a coy Chris Evans is.

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds conservation director Martin Harper said:  "Dungeness is a special place for nature which is recognised globally for the importance of its wildlife, this decision means nowhere is safe and signals that nature is in trouble in the face of unfettered growth – these are worrying times for all who care for Britain's wildlife".

What starts out as a simple, irritating hacking exploit turns out to expose the way in which no standard is so refined and technical that it can lift us above the messy human worlds of politics and greed; less than ten years ago, the internet was supposed to lift us into a utopia, a word which means nowhere in Greek.

Cameron went on to say that the global nature of the struggle against terrorism meant "nowhere is without risk from Islamist extremist terrorists".

I mean, out of nowhere she makes this wild accusation.

I mean, it went nowhere last session," he replied.

"One of the reasons I'm particularly fascinated by my family and its origins is that … I mean, I come from nowhere, from nothing," he says.