little or nothing

As often as he crossed the pane, I could fancy that a thread of vital light became visible. He was little or nothing but life.

You might end up losing little or nothing, but if you're really putting everything into it then you have to be willing to lose it all too.

History is little or nothing to tell people. Other one things that people must study history to understand at the present. Discuss.

The point remains that the company is going to pay little or nothing in federal income taxes for 2010.

I saw little or nothing of him after graduation.

The custom here seems to be to move from meal to meal with little or nothing in between, so we had lunch immediately after breakfast.

But then, after a visit to China, it seems to me that reason has little or nothing to do with the way we view animals and food.

I saw little or nothing of him after you were gone.

All those new billionaires, starting out with little or nothing, working hard and riding a great idea to vast wealth.

I saw little or nothing of him after grdewoulsu.

She said little or nothing about her experience.

Although most people do not shoot, they seem to forgive shooting for sport because they know little or nothing about it.

I saw little or nothing of her after you were gone.

This is one of the essay formats in which brilliancy will have little or nothing to do.

The excess of personal information in the essay frequently has little or nothing to do with what makes the applicant a good MBA candidate.

However, their progress had little or nothing to do with the requirements they were given.

These intangibles cost little or nothing to implement, but they do take the time and thoughtfulness of a manager who cares.

Somebody who you used to have a lot in common with, but who, when you meet now, you have very little or nothing to say to.

Such growth is in stark contrast to the doldrums of several years ago when economic recession held back sales growth to little or nothing.

of the property went to a few reckless individuals, while the great majority of the people received very little or nothing at all.

In both China and Brazil even the strongest banks have done little or nothing in the good times to diversify away from their home markets.

It said Google and YouTube had done "little or nothing" to stop infringement.

In the past, newspaper companies saw little need to experiment or to change and spent little or nothing on research and development.

So he learns little or nothing from others, and, by and by. he loses his own superiority.

The good news is that your lack of a natural gift is irrelevant - talent has little or nothing to do with greatness.

One woman complained that the lights were very, very poor this year and will do little to cheer up those with little or nothing.

The beauty of these sites is that you can often make important contacts by doing little or nothing.

Our book is written in the hope that it will interest that large body of persons who know little or nothing about birds.

Most land deals contribute little or nothing to the public purse.

Many directors, especially those who've come up through TV, know little or nothing about working with actors.

Generally the open mind is like a sieve retaining little or nothing.

Of those who had, 44% thought they did little or nothing to limit the suffering of civilians in war zones.

Why did you make little (or nothing ) of the feelings of your audience?

His assurances led to little or nothing in the way of performance.

By contrast, those who own the copyrights in these works could gain little or nothing from Google's plan.

In the event both belligerents are parties to GPW, little or nothing more on that subject need be included in the capitulation.

A trivial name differs from a systematic name in that ti tells little or nothing about structure.

Credit-constrained governments can do little, or nothing, to prevent that from happening.

They still know little or nothing about Chinese history and society or about the specific features and laws of the Chinese revolution.

The majority of South Koreans greeted Wednesday's drill as they have in the past, doing little or nothing.

Drink it slowly, with little or nothing added, and enjoy it thoroughly.

There seems little or nothing to like about them.

They earn little or nothing from internet search, which is bigger than either display or classified ads.

As far as possible, I try and keep Sundays free to do very little, or nothing.

So borrowers pay little or nothing, in real terms, for money.

After Johannes Vermeer' s baptism in 1632, little or nothing is known of the artist himself until he marries Catharina Bolnes in 1653.

Most Americans know little or nothing of Mr Daniels.

British-occupied ports, such as New York, generated some import activity but little or nothing in the way of exports.

For almost 20 years, her company Reston Limousine had done little or nothing to thank its almost 20, 000 clients.

However much you may entreat him, you will get little or nothing.

he knows little or nothing of human anatomy.

She bought little or nothing in this shop.

We learn little or nothing because the experiments are badly designed.

Her father left her little or nothing.

In other words, after acquiring a solid base in English and returning to China, they have done little or nothing to build on that base.

Unfortunately, many chronically lonely people think there is little or nothing they can do to improve their condition.

The owner of the tenement which I have occupied for many years has given notice that he will furnish but little or nothing more for repairs.

Many junior Chinese teachers hereby think that they can say little or nothing about rhetoric knowledge in teaching.

I saw little or nothing of him after he was gone

No wonder that by and large you have passed the test of time, and have little or nothing left to learn from this cycle.

but of reading as a noble intellectual exercise they know little or nothing;

The date 1542, standing by itself, means little or nothing to us;