Sentence examples for remarks nothing from inspiring English sources

As Lear himself remarks, "nothing will come of nothing".

Toward the end, Mr. Aykroyd, as President Carter, remarks, "Nothing wrong with one term, Barack".

After the Lucia, as Sutherland's biographer, Norma Major, remarks, nothing was ever to be the same.

Francis DeBernardo, executive director of New Ways Ministry, a gay Catholic group, called Cardinal Dolan's remarks "nothing short of an Easter miracle".

He remarks, "Nothing demonstrated his powerlessness as much as the slave's inability to prevent the forcible sale of his wife and children".

As Edmund Burke remarked, "nothing is so fatal to a nation as an extreme of self-partiality .By the self-partiality .Bym, Britheh policy in recent decadestandardsn, at best, a partial success.

At first, Isabelle finds Proust and the others dull, but she wills herself to adapt to Philippe's preferences, though not before remarking, "Nothing could have been easier than understanding Philippe's taste in books: he was one of those readers who look only for themselves in what they read".

Mr. Paladino's remarks were nothing but gay-bashing.

So, if anything, the remarks betrayed nothing much other than Lehmann's naivety and his tendency to say stupid things.

Mr. Missfelder's remarks were nothing less than an invitation to generational warfare.

Although the Conservatives have never spelt this out, they had until Mr Cameron's latest remarks done nothing to refute the notion that reductions could be sharp.