Sentence examples for made nothing of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Elmore's lawyers made nothing of this discrepancy during their cross-examination of Mr. Wells, or in their closing argument.
Although imitations have continued to be made, nothing of real quality in this style was produced after the termination of the reign of Qianlong in 1796.
When Conrad and Ali took turns partnering her to the voluptuous splendor of the adagio melody, her brisk temperament made nothing of its spaciousness.
@AndieMacDowell3 @AmericanAir WAAAA these cry baby ex celebs I say ex because she has made nothing of quality in over 20 years.
The program made nothing of any of this; perhaps just as well, given what the hapless notes made of the music.
As Ralph Ellison once observed, thinkers like T. S. Eliot, Malcolm Cowley, Edmund Wilson and Alfred Kazin made nothing of jazz.
But Wentz made nothing out of the deal, to the dismay of his manager, Robert McLynn.
As it worked out, the Clintons made nothing out of Whitewater.
"I make nothing of it," said Micah Z. Kellner, a Democratic assemblyman from the Upper East Side.
"I make nothing of them and I have no comment," Van Gundy told The Orlando Sentinel on Thursday.
Redman was not blamed by the critic Kenneth Tynan for making nothing of her role as Laughton's wife.
