Sentence examples for nothing dear from inspiring English sources

The last three tracks, however, suggest what's really on his mind, with the confession on Picture of My Life that "I've become a man who holds nothing dear".

It's nothing, dear:    Just some excited hillbilly -" Murray thenceforth grew up in a grief-stricken household, and for a long time had to look after his father.

We feel a keen delight at the prospect of picking up for a song a print of figurine... Nothing dear goes cheap except for a sorry reason.

Maybe the reason why we Mexicans find ourselves so comfortable among the dead is precisely because as a nation we hold nothing dear, not even life.

Since 2013 Dombek has penned a column for n+1 called the Help Desk, where she slays her advice-seekers with lines like, "First of all, Marx didn't call it alienated labor for nothing, dear," and "expending considerable effort in a cathartic sort of way think of Charles Mingus, Sid Vicious, or Axl Rose on stage".

Since 2013, Dombek has penned a column for n+1 called the Help Desk, where she slays her advice-seekers with lines like, "First of all, Marx didn't call it alienated labor for nothing, dear," and "expending considerable effort in a cathartic sort of way think of Charles Mingus, Sid Vicious, or Axl Rose on stage".

And I can remember nothing dearer or more to my heart Than the children I watched in the woods on Saturday Shaking down burning chestnuts for the schoolyard's merry play, Or the shaggy patient dog who followed me By Sheet and Steep and up the wooded scree To the Shoulder o' Mutton where Edward Thomas brooded long On death and beauty – till a bullet stopped his song.

"The Romans made use of their elderly and had faith in their wisdom and experience," writes Dr. Karen Cokayne of the University of Reading, quoting Cicero as saying, "For there is assuredly nothing dearer to a man than wisdom, and though age takes away all else, it undoubtedly brings us that".

But there is nothing in "Dear Life" that would give Mr. Shawn pause.

Patel regrets that most of us are nothing like dear Mr. Marinucci.

"I had this image of my daughter saying to me in 20 years' time, 'What did you do in the Internet revolution, Daddy IfIf I had to stand there and say, 'Nothing special, dear.' " His voice trailed off.