I replied that, being in her company, nothing could make me stir.
Nothing could be more amusing than the expression on Camille's face.
Well, if it comes to that, the slightest movement would have rendered the whole process null and void; but as it was she stood in the proper position as quiet as a lamb; nothing could be easier.
Nothing could be so gratifying to me as to hear your opinion of it," was his answer; "but I fear there would be some disappointment: you would not find it equal to your present ideas.
Nothing could be more impossible than to answer such a question, though nothing could be more agreeable than to have it asked.
Nothing could be more smiling and cheerful than the appearance of the country around.
Nothing could be more acceptable to me than the sweet presence of last evening, for all the remaining evenings of my existence; but these are not fit surroundings for a young lady.
It still seems as if a false note were not within his power to-night, and as if nothing could hurry or retard him.
Nothing could be done without a smart match being played out.
Nothing could be heard but the murmuring of the wind through the half-opened door.
Nothing could be more gracious than she was to Bertie.
Nothing could be easier than the old man's passage from this world to the next.
Nothing could be more prudent, if only it were practicable.
Nothing could be more polite than the archbishop; and Mrs Archbishop had been equally charming.
Nothing could perhaps, be more unnaturally horrid than the selfish baseness of these villains; for there is nothing more loathsome than the valor of avarice.
As nothing is more flattering to the pride and the hopes of man than the belief in a future state, so nothing could be more vague and confused than the notions of the heathen sages upon that mystic subject.
Nothing could be found within but a few heaps of leaves.
Nothing could be more primitive, nothing could be less comfortable; but, on the other hand, should any accident happen on the way, nothing could be more easily repaired.
Nothing could be more romantic than this picture, in delineating which the most skillful artist would have exhausted all the colors of his palette.
In truth, nothing could be more complete than Antonina's childish unconsciousness of the feelings with which Vetranio regarded her.
Nothing could be more thoroughly suggestive of the undiminished universality of the heat than the view, in every direction, from the position they then occupied.
Nothing could be more pitiably effeminate than the appearance of this young man.
At the time when the sun set, nothing could be more picturesque than the distant view of this joyous scene.
Nothing could be more immense than the difference, more wild than the incongruity between them.
Nothing could be seen but his calm, grave, but strangely sad face.
Nothing could be more melancholy than to see her sport about the room, and, so to speak, flit with the movements of a bird which is frightened by the daylight, or which has broken its wing.
Nothing could be so poignant and so terrible as this face, wherein was displayed all that may be designated as the evil of the good.
Nothing could be more unexpected, more surprising, and, let us admit it, more disagreeable to him.
Nothing could be found either in the bed or in the room; the man had not been upstairs.
Nothing could be more just than her saying about Balzac that he was such a logician that he invented things more truthful than the truth itself.
Nothing could assuage my grief; for nothing now could arouse my anger.
She carried her gossiping to such an extreme that nothing could be kept private--nothing could be done or said on earth but every body in perdition knew all about it before the sun went down.
Nothing could be more absolutely certain than that we are enjoying ourselves.
Rationally speaking, my dear sir, nothing could be more accurate than your inferences; and yet we must forgo the theory of the strange inversion which you suggest.
Nothing could be more false, as the merest reference to anatomy will show.
Nothing could be more striking than the result of this experiment, made in the first year of my home rearing.
Nothing could be prettier than the work of the last-named, who goes to the plants for her material and fashions a delicate sheet in which she cuts a graceful arch.
It was about eight o'clock; the sun was rising in the east; nothing could be noticed to indicate that any abnormal incident had either transpired or been expected by the inhabitants.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nothing could" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
