Sentence examples for nothing not so from inspiring English sources

Teams turned up nothing, not so much as a shard of aluminum hull or a swatch of sail from Dr. Gray's 40-foot sailboat, Tenacious.

The do-nothing, not-so-super, 12-member "deficit reduction committee" has been meeting for ten weeks to discuss cutting the federal deficit.

But being from the south, I heard stories, and I knew that I couldn't completely trust the police, even if I'd done nothing wrong; not so much because of the police a whole, but because I didn't know who — what kind of person — was behind the uniform, and what they might project upon me as a black man.

Nothing dramatic at least, not so far.

Although poached beef is great cold (there is nothing better for picnics), not so with warm sauce.

The biting cold and the broken shower are nothing but it's not so easy when the children go hungry.

Given this diabolical application of game theory, the bill would sail through Congress and thus cost our E.B. nothing (establishing him as not so eccentric after all).

The admission fee to the outdoor pool includes access to the Olympic-size indoor pool, so nothing, not even the sometimes grim Danish summer weather, can spoil your swim here.

"I am very upset when I hear that 3.8 per cent is nothing, that it's not so high so there is no need to worry," Ms Antonyan said.

There is nothing else to be done, not so long as fans stand and cheer.

Not just because, as Gladwell concludes, "there is nothing else to be done, not so long as fans stand and cheer".