Sentence examples for is well nothing from inspiring English sources

What this leaves is, well, nothing much.

After updating, the first thing you'll likely notice is, well – nothing much.

To the left of the far right there is, well, nothing.

The Fed seems aware of the deflationary risks — but what it proposes to do about these risks is, well, nothing.

What indeed "gives a couple of think-tankers the right to specify where the political centre is?" Well, nothing really.

What this has to do with Jack and Ryan in Kidderminster on £30k a year combined, who own a flat, work 9-5 five days a week, pay full tax, having the perfect right to blow £10k employing local industry (florists, hotels, car drivers, suit-makers) to have a lovely party where all their friends can dance and drink and celebrate marriage, love and lifetime commitment is, well, nothing.

"But what actually did happen was, well, nothing".

Courtroom arbitration comes across to them as being, well, nothing but arbitrary.

So, going back to what makes her scared: the answer seems to be, well, nothing.

I can't help thinking "the new Star Wars" should be, well, nothing to do with Star Wars.

But Chinese ones are, well, nothing if not adaptable, and on November 10th President Xi Jinping met Mr Abe for the first time.