Truly my tears and prayers must
mean NOTHING to you, Makar Alexievitch
My father certainly could
mean nothing more by his request to me than what you say.
That is pure nominalism where words
mean nothing to these justices and they can overcome the Constitution itself by further case law so that they can declare the Constitution unconstitutional.
London, July 11 ( ANI ): German striker Miroslav Klose has reportedly insisted that if his side loses against Argentina in the World Cup final then his becoming the World Cup's all-time leading scorer would
mean nothing.
The figures showing a slight upturn in the economy
mean nothing to the millions of families who have seen a drastic drop in incomes and huge hikes in the price of food and fuel.
All of the talk in the week was going to
mean nothing to us.
Promises of investment also
mean nothing - though, as a general rule, the more generous a would-be benefactor claims he is going to be the less he should be trusted.
He said: "If we don't get the points in the next two games, what we have achieved in the league to date will
mean nothing.
Left, right, and center
mean nothing if you set out on a 1,000-mile journey without a map or directions.
EVERTON'S double award winner Joleon Lescott believes his trophies will
mean nothing if the club do not claim fifth place and a Uefa Cup qualification spot.
IAN McCALL insists taking the top two scalps in the division within four days will
mean nothing if Queens lose to Ross County today.
GIANT-KILLER Neil Robertson gunned down Steve Davis to book his place in today's Welsh Open final but insisted it will
mean nothing if he doesn't lift the trophy.
Terry has designed well-crafted buildings that have weathered gracefully, which is more than can be said of Modernist work approved by the Establishment, yet he and his architecture are hated by those for whom grace, respect for the genius loci, and a coherent architectural language
mean nothing.
In my own experience, it is he who, more than any other representative of Catholic education in Ontario, insists on over-using such vague, warm, fuzzy, and tired buzz-words as "Christian Catholic community", "our journey", and "our Christian story," that say and
mean nothing to young people, but practically define the Religious Education curriculum.
