Sentence examples for just about nothing from inspiring English sources

Another crash course for the person that knows just about nothing.

But given that Congress is going to pass just about nothing that he proposes (with the exception of odious trade legislation designed by and for multi-national corporations), and given that his little plans, in Burnham's famous phrase, "will not be realized," Obama might as well think even bigger.

But the two concerts had just about nothing in common.

But last I checked, $1 is the price of just about nothing.

Government should do the military and the roads and just about nothing else.

Another interview, another gnome: "Sometimes you make cruel choices, otherwise just about nothing gets done".

I think that he got it just about right, but nothing is preserved in aspic.

"Well, other than the anaconda," he replied with a smile, "just about nothing--a pair of torn Jockey shorts, soaking wet, because I'd been in the bathtub".

"It means a lot to say that I was a part of a team for four years that just cared about nothing but winning and was a team," Thomas said.

("So Nan and I just chatted about nothing at all.

"I dunno, maybe I'm just stressing about nothing," she wrote, on her blog.