Sentence examples for think there was nothing from inspiring English sources

"I think there was nothing there," he added.

The ever-hopeful Jonah Goldberg adds: "I think there was nothing to the speech that actually hurt him".

"In fact, I think there was nothing really that wrong with the plan," he said, "it's just that eventually the public domain turned on it so heavily that it was like, it's not worth trying to resell this".

"I used to think there was nothing worse than theatrical politics unless it was academic politics, but the thing I learned very quickly here is that there's nothing worse than political politics," he divulges with a wan smile.

Likewise, Ms. Raney, a sporty type who grew up in an athletic family in Spokane, Wash., seemed to think there was nothing strange about pursuing game shows as an occupation.

In me it has often aroused a darker feeling, pity or sometimes disdain; it wasn't funny at all, I would think, there was nothing innocent in it, it was a kind of willful abnegation of judgment, of responsibility.

"It was thought there was nothing we could do to change that".

"I think there's nothing better than being a Yankee.

Children still think there's "nothing to do".

"I think there is nothing strange about this.

"I think there's nothing worse than inertia.