Sentence examples for noting nothing from inspiring English sources

I can stare into the little dark box for hours, noting nothing of significance, simply collecting other people's transmissions of perception.

In the Evening Standard, Milton Shulman began his review by noting: "Nothing is so comforting to the young as the opportunity to feel sorry for themselves".

So it was hard to focus on the matter at hand — not to just ride, expressionless and empty-brained, per usual, noting nothing, except that on the Captivate screen the word of the day was "sitzmark".

So it was hard to focus on the matter at hand not to just ride, expressionless and empty-brained, per usual, noting nothing, except that on the Captivate screen the word of the day was "sitzmark".

"We can only hope," wrote Anthony Cookman languidly in Tatler, "that the chronic disease of nagging from which he suffers will abate in course of time". In the Evening Standard, Milton Shulman began his review by noting: "Nothing is so comforting to the young as the opportunity to feel sorry for themselves". He thought the play was nothing more than "a self-pitying snivel".

Feinstein echoed Nadler, noting, "Nothing in this bill would obligate any person, religious organization, state, or locality to perform a marriage between two persons of the same sex".

Noting the luminous, prolific resumes of the cast he noted "nothing in this insipid story does anything like justice to the cast's combined potential".

As Kroll noted, nothing was simple with Scott.

But Mr. Medina's caseworker noted nothing of this.

And, she noted, nothing compares with the new athletic wear.

DRUM solos are like car chases, a film critic once noted, nothing can happen until they're over.