Sentence examples for nothing meant from inspiring English sources

But I had lived here for only three years and no roots had developed, nothing meant anything, not really.

On the other hand, doing nothing meant living with the unremitting pain, not to mention leaving the spinal cord vulnerable to further damage.

He became a father last year, and when he worked late, nothing meant more to him than returning home to Valley Stream, N.Y., and holding little Amanda.

"Nothing meant more to a dancer," said Jennifer Neuland, "than when Mr. Peter Gennaro looked at you and said, 'Kid, you finally got it.' " Throughout yesterday's tributes, people imitated Mr. Gennaro's idiosyncratic speech.

"When Jim McLean was the United boss, he could beat Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen - who were probably the best team at the time - he could beat them as often as he liked, but nothing meant more to him than beating Dundee.

But nothing meant more to McKay than family.

Nothing means more to me".

Doing nothing means not addressing investors' anxieties.

"There's nothing mean in the letters," she said.

Nothing means anything until the contract is signed.

What happens, happens, and mostly nothing means anything.