Sentence examples for that nothing one from inspiring English sources

That means that nothing one says at work is really private.

"That's nothing," one investor in the audience said.

In two other instances, a belief that their hypertension was inherited and that there was nothing one could have done to avoid it, resulted in patients fatalistically resigning to the condition: My grandmother used to have high blood pressure.

What had first attracted me to Buddhism was the Buddha's view that there was nothing one must -- or should -- believe merely because the Buddha said it.

He pointed to a stain on Vanessa's white dress and inquired: "semen?" It had, Ms Woolf wrote, a wonderfully liberating effect: "There was nothing that one could not say, nothing one could not do at Number 46 Gordon Square".

The first President Bush mobilized the world against Iraq by invoking the principle that nothing justifies one nation's invading another.

It seems that nothing keeps one in shape better than a hoe.

For some people, a sense that nothing of one's life will be transcendent of death was associated with loss of dignity, and many felt that maintaining dignity was highly dependent on how they perceived themselves to be seen by others.

As Bertrand Russell put it [ 2405], "When one admits that nothing is certain one must, I think, also admit that some things are much more nearly certain than others".

"When one admits that nothing is certain one must, I think, also admit that some things are more nearly certain than others" Bertrand Russell From " Am I An Atheist Or An Agnostic?", 1947 English author, mathematician and philosopher (1872 1970) Intuitively, early definite therapy should produce outcome advantages.

We have nothing on that one, really.