Sentence examples for virtually nothing of from inspiring English sources

But he knows virtually nothing of Slovenia's messy politics.

They have left school with virtually nothing of value.

He says virtually nothing of his work to strangers, seeking comfort in the Koran.

She knew virtually nothing of the antiwar protests that were happening on the East and West Coasts.

But he manages to elicit virtually nothing of an explanation from a woman who has somehow, in her current life, managed to forge a career in day care.

I remember virtually nothing of his visit except that we used the book as way to begin a conversation about what he wanted from life.

Ibn Ezra contributed virtually nothing to any of the branches of philosophy; he authored little in the way of strictly philosophical tracts and, indeed, there is no reason for us to suppose that he enjoyed any rigorous training in philosophy.

Yesterday's release does virtually nothing to answer of questions raised by well over 200 purported surveys released by Strategic Vision since 2004.

When your life is besieged, the music is therapy, vicarious mastery in a world where you control virtually nothing, least of all the fate of your body.

That meager fact is a spoiler for "Neander-Jin: The Return of the Neanderthal Man," because there is virtually nothing else of value to be gained from watching this film.

When Axovant went public, a columnist at FierceBiotech warned that it should "scare the hell" out of investors, writing, "The fact that someone can make something of this size out of virtually nothing should be of concern to everyone in the industry.