Examples of 'was really nothing' in a sentence
Meaning of "was really nothing"
was really nothing - used to downplay the significance of something or to minimize its importance. For example, 'It was really nothing, just a small favor.'
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was really nothing
There was really nothing of value in the apartment.
The resulting message was really nothing new.
There was really nothing between them.
Come to find out there was really nothing there.
There was really nothing else left to try.
But after that there was really nothing.
He was really nothing more than a nuisance before.
Like there was really nothing.
There was really nothing left to salvage as there were holes almost everywhere.
I stared back at the ceiling as there was really nothing else to do.
There was really nothing to do but watch tv.
Everything was there what a party can do succeed there was really nothing left to chance.
There was really nothing left to eat.
Then one day she realized there was really nothing holding her back.
There was really nothing to worry about after all.
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Some people started questioning whether the problem was really nothing more than a common flu.
There was really nothing they could do for him.
It was nothing, there was really nothing in it.
There was really nothing to do but rest.
In the grand scheme of things, it was really nothing.
But there was really nothing to end.
I wanted to say something, but there was really nothing to say.
And there was really nothing we could do to stop them.
If you think about it, it was really nothing.
There was really nothing else to do for the moment.
There are no photos, because there was really nothing to see.
There was really nothing to do besides watch people walk by.
Just school itself, there was really nothing that interested me.
There was really nothing between us except these children that we yelled at.
It all began quite simply and was really nothing that anyone was alarmed about.
There was really nothing of special interest to detain the pilgrims any further.
I wanted to counter him, but there was really nothing to say.
The basement was really nothing more than a cellar.
By the times the flames were put out, there was really nothing left.
There was really nothing else but meat there.
Everything was scorched, and there was really nothing further left to burn.
And it was really nothing more complicated or noble than that.
So much so that when it ended, there was really nothing left of me.
There was really nothing to break up.
Once the soldiers took him away, there was really nothing more that we could do.
There was really nothing to critique.
Shortly after you two spoke, he seemed It was really nothing.
England and there was really nothing for them to do.
But Sessions disputed that was why he lingered, suggesting there was really nothing to it.
And there was really nothing.
Maybe you started all the talk yourself. And there was really nothing.
There was really nothing to fear.
Perhaps you started all the talk yourself. And there was really nothing.
There was really nothing much fun about the eighties.
But Laban 's supposed reason was really nothing more than an excuse.
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I really do not deserve to be treated like this
You hardly have really serious bites
