Sentence examples for really none at all from inspiring English sources

But a good-enough counterinsurgency is really none at all.

Creating images using dots, which is called "stippling," has a long tradition in illustration, but really none at all in cartooning.

Never, of course, is a genuine version of less or a none-at-all option really on that "table" where, it's said, all policy options are kept.

"No, none at all", he says.

Or perhaps there was really none of that at all: just a photograph of a suggestion of a human shape, on a red cloth on a chair.

It doesn't provide security at all, really; none of their software will help clients avoid cyberattacks, tighten up their internal networks, or patch flaws in their software.

But there really is no evidence, none at all, for a story that nonetheless gets asserted as absolute fact in op-ed after op-ed.

It requires less interaction, none at all really, which is what trips people up in the first place.

I thought maybe there would be some really weird porn — " "There was weird porn?" "None at all, actually.

I thought maybe there would be some really weird porn—" "There was weird porn?" "None at all, actually.

At my first tournament in 2001, the puzzles seemed of medium difficulty at best, perplexing and impossible to finish at worst, but really, none of the crosswords here is more difficult than, say, a New York Times Thursday.