Sentence examples for nothing to do with questions from inspiring English sources

This has nothing to do with questions of architectural style.

After the game, Davis would have nothing to do with questions about the controversial home run, repeating variations of the phrase, "It's not about me, it's about the team," whenever the topic came up.

"The issue has nothing to do with the questions of democracy and human rights," he said at a news conference in London.

"I had nothing to do with the questions asked, the timing, the analysis, or the execution of the poll itself," he said.

This answer has literally nothing to do with the questions.

His field of expertise had nothing to do with the questions raised by the opposition.

I answered with my pre-prepared jokes that had nothing to do with the questions because I was so insecure and scared.

Throughout the 90-minute debate, moderated by CBS's Elaine Quijano, the two career politicians talked over each other and Quijano, and repeatedly went off on tangents that had little or nothing to do with her questions.

"The article" Tom Goldstein writes, "has nothing to do with the questions of executive power that are implicated by the Bush policies -- for example, power in times of war and in foreign affairs.

For the most part, he has taken to replying to questions with one-word answers or statements that have nothing to do with the question asked.

It is nothing to do with any question I've asked her.