Sentence examples for predicted nothing from inspiring English sources

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

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

In the last six months the promised Unesco visits to Jam have taken place, more seminars have been held, the minaret of Jam has been declared a World Heritage Site and, as Gul Agha predicted, nothing has been done to stop the pillaging.

So in 18 months time, he predicted, nothing much will have changed in Washington DC.

In his foreword to Ira Chaleff's recently released book Intelligent Disobedience, he notes how the individual dispositions of the students predicted nothing about how they would behave under demanding social conditions.

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.

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.

"We don't believe there's a depth of activity on behalf of Senator McCain," he concluded, carefully predicting nothing beyond a strong effort to have Virginia prove decisive in the Republican struggle.