Sentence examples similar to nothing at all perhaps from inspiring English sources

Purists eat their soba cold, with nothing at all or perhaps a cup of chilled dashi (a broth of dried fish and kelp) for dipping, to savor the nuttiness of the wheat.

It might come out that nothing at all happened, or perhaps something did happen and coercion was involved (workplace sexual harassment, for example, which needs to be discussed openly and immediately to ward off future occurrences).

You may see a bright light or maybe colours - perhaps, nothing at all.

Perhaps nothing at all goes on in there.

Others are boring: they contain only energy, or perhaps nothing at all.

Once again, she said that the President might have replied that he would think about it but might have said something else or perhaps nothing at all.

Much, or perhaps nothing at all, might depend on next month's court trial, one of many, into Mr Berlusconi's other passions and alleged abuses of power as prime minister of Italy.

These sources may only have a keyword to join them up or perhaps nothing at all, but when you add location they may turn out to share important meaning and relevance.

Many will now depend on Social Security, puny 401 k)s, or perhaps nothing at all.

Something about the quality of postings, perhaps, and nothing at all to do with quantity?

ANNA: Nothing wrong at all.