Sentence examples for which means nothing from inspiring English sources

"Which means nothing".

Which means nothing changed.

Under Mr. Bush's photo is the word "Gore-nisht," literally "Gore not" or, in proper Yiddish, "Gornisht," which means "nothing".

Anyway, the death of a colleague, Dr. Fuller (Sarita Choudhury), has Fred wondering what's really going on at Rien (which means "nothing" in French).

He's just come out with a memoir, which means nothing really, but is highly thought-of in a media-driven age.

And look on the menu for the names of specific farms, not meaningless generic pastoral terms like "farm eggs," which means nothing.

It's been information overload, which meant nothing.

"It had a basketball court inside it, which meant nothing to me," she said.

My mother gives my father one of those meaningful looks which mean nothing to me yet.

It's catastrophic that these media storms, which mean nothing, can have this knock-on effect".

He had read the name, which meant nothing to him, on the list he had picked up at the door.