Sentence examples for none really does from inspiring English sources
An economist using these tools might conclude that a casual relationship existed where none really does, and thus be fooled by a statistical mirage.Mr Granger devised a clever solution to this, called co-integration.
But none really do much to address my main issue with the machine: I'd just much rather be using the Surface Laptop.
All three actors do their best, but none really make much of a mark.
Sure, presidents roll in and out of office and wanly lay out their own "Vision" on commemorations of our past astronautic glories and State of the Union speeches, but none has really done anything to assure it really happens after the end of the applause.
Aesop's fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf concerns a young shepherd who lies to his fellow villagers about a wolf attack; when a wolf really does come along, none of the villagers believe him, and his flock is killed.
And she really has none of the above on any of those fronts, she really doesn't.
Jeffrey Tambor and Bill Hader and David Koechner and Sigourney Weaver are in there too; none of them really doing much but drawing attention away from how slight the story is.
I have heard it compared to a plastic bag, a freezer bag, a jellyfish, a rubber glove, a landing net, a weather balloon, a crisp packet, a concertina, even a Chinese dragon, but none of these really do it justice.
All of them DJed, all of them designed, all of them partied, but none of them really did that much.
That's what the doctor told me, and of course none of them really did too much".
