If Dee's intent is to poke fun at the way meaningless apologies have devalued meaningful ones, there's nothing wrong with highlighting his story's ironies and scrimping on its agonies.
However, says Shamil Beno, a Chechen foreign minister during the republic's brief, self-proclaimed independence in the 1990s, "I don't think they do it for religious-fanatical reasons, but for practical ones: there's nothing else they can do against the army.
No Pakistan team have prepared for a tour as diligently and physically hard as this one: there is nothing wrong in fulfilling a promise.
And if -- for reasons known to yourself -- you would like a list of all the English words that take in every vowel (plus y) in order ("abstemiously," for one), there is nothing to stop you from getting one.
And in Formula One there is nothing as exhilarating, and at times as blood-freezing, as a battle between team-mates with identical machinery at their disposal and the stakes at their highest.
When you haul in the big one there is nothing like calling friends for bragging rights.
For one, there is nothing wrong with being critical of our president.
You can go by price, brand, eco-friendliness – I'll save you time on that one, there's nothing – desirability, or take pot luck.
Since one accepts that [it is not possible to decide for or against a view among a few competing ones], there is nothing wrong [in rejecting the idea of an omniscient person]." [Akalaṅka:] Ergo this decision of some [thinkers, i.e., materialists] is itself void of any rational basis.
In a statement issued on his behalf today, Briatore said his action was a public one, there was nothing confidential in the documents and he had nothing to hide.
One: there's nothing wrong with facts.
