Sentence examples for nobody that really from inspiring English sources

She has her own brand, there's nobody that really sounds like Anita Baker.

"There's nobody that's ever really been able to take care of me.

"There's really nobody that does exactly what we do," he insists.

"Bridesmaids," that is, is being congratulated for settling an argument that nobody was really having.

"The attempt here is to make sure that nobody really sullies that image, that nobody really undermines history, which is one of the great pillars of legitimacy for the Communist party of China," he said.

The irony here is that nobody here really wants to be single at all.

He says he is reorganizing the party, but nobody knows what that really means.

"Splitting every issue 50-50 means that nobody is really happy," says an adviser to a continental prime minister.

The problem is that nobody is really using MoneyExhange.

"This is an absolute pharmacological goldmine that nobody's really looked at.

My other sense is that nobody's really done it right yet, and there's very much an opportunity there.