Sentence examples for nothing about one from inspiring English sources

"Don't talk about things you know nothing about," one fan responded.

Now, a few years later, I'm bewildered and deeply worried by the way one can be impressed and moved by a book and yet do absolutely nothing about one's indignation and simply put all the good arguments to one's side — frightening evidence of the impotence of books in the hands of fickle readers.

"It is a program that writes its own program, which is the only way you can scale thousands of services working together that know nothing about one another," says Kittlaus.

Meanwhile, Trump has said next to nothing about one of the most pressing questions he faces: What does he intend to do with his far-flung business interests and the glaring conflicts of interest they potentially represent?

Because nothing about one's body is the way it used to be.

(Incidentally, in many states, a potential employer may not ask if you've been arrested, only if you've been convicted -- arrest" conveys nothing about one's guilt or innocence).

"It's one of those remote shipping forecasts we can do nothing about," said one.

My good friend, Steven Ornstein -- also Jewish and also a student of the same young, Indian Guru -- invited me to an "Evening with Shlomo Carlebach", a Jewish Rabbi, who was one of the leading lights of the "Baal Teshuva movement" -- a movement I knew nothing about -- one that was apparently designed to attract secular Jewish youth back into the fold.

She also said that there was nothing new about one sound -- without words -- that she makes in the film.

Remarkably, the pair's pledge to say nothing bad about one another has been maintained, disappointing Fleet Street's hopes of a family catfight.

It goes on all the time, we all know that, and there is certainly nothing new about one manager trying to take another's job.