Sentence examples for predict nothing from inspiring English sources

I predict nothing because I am a very superstitious person".

Some here predict nothing will leave the conference committee until after the appropriations process in September.

I predict nothing other than eventual doom for this trend – it bottoms out sometime in 2015 when James Blake forgets to play any notes at all on his new album – but in the short term it does produce some lovely stuff, like this piece of dreamy, aerated pop, which wafts in gently with cooed falsetto and then suddenly lobs a menacing bassline into the mix a minute in.

Consumer confidence surveys measure little and predict nothing.

At this point it's all too easy to predict nothing but doom and gloom for the Canadian smartphone company, but it's not quite that simple.

As the law of infinitesimals would predict, nothing.

He found no correlation; the time-consuming tests predicted nothing.

Before the debate began, many people predicted nothing would come of it.

Zakaria, who is judicious, reasonable, smooth, intelligent, and a little glib, predicts nothing so rash.

As the festival opens on Wednesday, meteorologists are predicting nothing more dramatic than sun, cloud and a few showers at the end of the week.

Despite her penchant for depicting life-altering acts -- after which, as the narrator of one story predicts, "nothing will ever be the same" -- Keegan is better when she is quieter.