Sentence examples for practically nothing at all from inspiring English sources

He went from being everywhere outdoors to not doing practically nothing at all.

Well, surely Wilde would approve of the blatant insincerity of the celebrity endorsement, especially the bit where you get paid handsomely for doing practically nothing at all.

Three days follow, throughout which you are doing pretty much nothing but looking at art, but when you leave it's clear that you've seen practically nothing at all.

It is difficult to imagine how it must feel to drive into this remote circuit in the Ardennes forest — or pay so much to see practically nothing at all.

Fussy online hotel reviews are easy enough for unfussy travelers like me to ignore; when the reviewers paid more than twice what you plan to, they mean practically nothing at all.

It is the self-mocking humor of the ingenious and the thrifty--but certainly not the stingy--who know how to make big things out of small things or out of practically nothing at all... On the way back from the festival, he drove through the Valley of the Roses again & was hit by an overpowering smell... Whenever he things about Bulgaria now, he smells the roses first.

We know practically nothing at this point.

But there the similarities end, don't they, so what lessons can be drawn from a bunch of zealots who flourished over 100 years ago and whose ideology now counts for practically nothing?At least two, actually.

He stares at the paper in his typewriter and is reminded for the millionth time that one of the worst things about being a poet is that you're confronted by an empty page, a nothing-at-all, practically every time you sit down to write (unless you're in the middle of a long poem, which you aren't usually).

We learn practically nothing of Georges at all, not even his name; all we learn is that he wishes that the map of the human tongue wasn't wrong.

They started with practically nothing, and all that they had is now gone.