Sentence examples for might give zero from inspiring English sources

Taylor Swift might give zero fucks about Spotify these days, but Azealia Banks proved exactly the opposite that the music-streaming service can be a useful tool for artists trying to bypass the traditional record label system.

He might give two of the piece's main chords to schoolchildren, and ask them to come up with melodies that link them.

You might give one or more examples of your own, or share examples students posted when The Learning Network asked this question in 2010.

Even if the effect of colour is marginal, sports authorities today are usually hypersensitive to anything that might give one competitor an unjust edge over another.

A cynic might give two reasons for such success: one being that the bestseller list was French, the other that it can't be a work of proper philosophy.

The fact that you might give one set of answers rather than another to standard philosophical questions will say nothing about how you will behave when something other than a point of philosophy is in dispute.

At last, van Gogh's suffering sent him south in February, 1888, at the age of thirty-four — "looking for a different light," he later told Theo, and believing "that observing nature under a brighter sky might give one a more accurate idea of the way the Japanese feel and draw".

We don't want to specify who was born first or the details of their immaculate self-conceptions, because that might give one side the upper hand in any arguments.

I might give up three or four home runs, but I'm not going to quit.

And if the DNA evidence from another killing wound up in Pell's file, that might give Harry two mysteries to solve, not one.

Buying two gerbils from the same pet store might give you two from the same parent and could be supporting rodent farms.