He had certainly seen everything and with each curl of his lip, he declared that it
amounted to nothing.
Failure was unimportant and success
amounted to nothing.
It was, however, evident to both father and son that their walk
amounted to nothing less than a punishment.
During the day they fed plentifully upon the beasts of prey which they killed in protection of the herd, so that their keep
amounted to nothing at all.
The employers helping, a few of the known union men were flung out of the bread-lines; but that
amounted to nothing.
Only one little gleam of hope did I get--and yet it
amounted to nothing.
Some said the program would unify the city and spark thoughtful debate about censorship and free speech, while others said the program
amounted to nothing more than a publicity stunt.
Hunter admitted there had been an incident, but said it had
amounted to nothing more than a verbal exchange.
Virtually all of the New Age "modernisms" and "postmodernisms" of past decades have
amounted to nothing more than increasingly tortured manifestations of the struggle within academia and established religion to make dualism intellectually legitimate in an age of science.
But a towering 631 for six and a lead of 347
amounted to nothing as the undergraduates of Durham survived for a shade under three hours to secure their only objective in the match.
The main culprit he fingers is Gates' hubris, his arrogant notion that the government's case
amounted to nothing more than vindictive harassment.
If the legacy of May '68, with its universalist claims to individual freedom, has really
amounted to nothing more than dysfunctional families, psychotropic drugs, and swingers' clubs (changistes), then maybe France really does need a Sartre to lead it out of the darkness.
AAA believed the surcharge
amounted to nothing more than a fare hike for the vast majority of consumers and would add confusion to an already complex process of determining best available air fares.
Finally, the IRS noted that the attorney's letter was written nearly five years before S's death and
amounted to nothing more than a suggestion to D of what D might consider doing in the future.
Fears there would be trouble at a loyalist demo at Glasgow's George Square
amounted to nothing.
