Sentence examples for nothing remarked from inspiring English sources
"Nothing is nothing," remarked Arya, with the cold maturity of the trained killer she is becoming.
A few weeks later, at another meeting in the same location, the president offhandedly -- and again apropos of nothing -- remarked to George Stephanopoulos: "It has to be Joe Klein.
Seemingly apropos of nothing, Lomax remarked "Pygmies are a baseline culture".
"We have invented nothing," he remarked gloomily, after a visit to Lascaux in 1940 to inspect the handiwork of his Stone Age predecessors.
Nothing!" Kip remarks at one point, inadvertently indicting the whole sorry proceedings.
As Edmund Burke remarked, "nothing is so fatal to a nation as an extreme of self-partiality .By the self-partiality .Bym, Britheh policy in recent decadestandardsn, at best, a partial success.
She didn't mention him herself except when the subject was brought up: there was nothing to say because there was nothing that was different, nothing she could remark on.
As Lear himself remarks, "nothing will come of nothing".
"Chic," as the Ango-Irish opera designer Patrick Kinmonth once remarked, "is nothing.
"I look at a work and my stomach tells me I want to have it, nothing else," he once remarked.
Dangote's patriotism was evidenced not only in his business decisions he remarked that "nothing is going to help Nigeria like Nigerians bringing back their money.
