Sentence examples for nothing insignificant from inspiring English sources

A group of conservation organizations including Riverkeeper and the Natural Resources Defense Council saw nothing insignificant about it.

His teacher is said to have told him: "My boy, you will be nothing insignificant, but definitely something great, either for good or evil".

A dozen independent evaluations of the centre have been strongly positive and found nothing more than insignificant negatives.

But there's nothing small or insignificant about the exquisitely-designed house at 3980 Wood Avenue, which is now on the market for $1.75 million.

The information in the letter addressed the obligation of the GP and the practice staff to maintain confidentiality, the right to choose a GP, the opinion that nothing was too insignificant to discuss, treatment and referral, how to make contact, payment regulations, and examples of problems and diseases that may be of concern to adolescents (Box 1).

These can be large or small; nothing is too insignificant or silly.

Nothing you note is insignificant.

Nothing about Stanford seemed too insignificant for the British papers to deplore.

Obviously, both Republicans and Democrats are agreed to do nothing more that quibble over insignificant margins of so huge a deficit.

Another gripe is the difficulty of coping with local and state laws (witness the need to preserve and move a 1924 candy factory, described by Mr Moores as "a historic building that is historically insignificant in which nothing historically significant ever happened").

It also covers something that is insignificant or "almost nothing" as in "His cock was huinya".