Sentence examples similar to linked to nothing from inspiring English sources

But Morrison's point, as McClusky would have known if he had read what he linked to, had nothing to do with "liberal policies that would benefit African-Americans": Years ago, in the middle of the Whitewater investigation, one heard the first murmurs: white skin notwithstanding, this is our first black President.

But scandals linked to elections — that's nothing new.

He has been linked to the club but nothing is official yet.

It has for him a psychosexual charge, linked to the infant's "nothing space of presexual consciousness".

Nothing linked to Ben has been found during the week-long search.

A good benchmark should be specified in advance (don't let a manager identify it after the fact), reasonable (nothing linked to, say, World Series results) and easily investable.

A direct attack by Mr Cox on the prosecution's conduct claimed that the stories allegedly linked to the authorised payments were nothing more than "tittle-tattle and gossip" and that the identified stories had contained "nothing confidential".

It discovered some toxic releases in the water and air but nothing definitively linked to the cancer.

They added that antiterrorist police officers had searched Mr. Brunerie's home at Courcouronnes, 20 miles south of Paris, and found "nothing significant linked to the attack".

Reports that sex – the wrong kind of sex, too much of it – is linked to mental health problems are nothing new.

Reports that sex the wrong kind of sex, too much of it is linked to mental health problems are nothing new.