Use "not at all" in a sentence

1. If there is a drought, it is better, rather than sprinkling lightly, to water twice a week, soaking the soil to a minimum of 4 inches, or not at all, for shallow watering causes roots to spread out near the top where they will be baked by the sun, becoming unable to withstand drought

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2. "Not at all Detective Casey

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3. She’d have been about three when she died and I was a typical thirteen year old boy – not at all interested in babies, but I do remember some very clear pictures

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4. "Not at all," Ava said

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5. ’ I replied, not at all certain where this is going and anxious, in the light of the events of the last few days, to keep things civil

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6. "No, not at all

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7. ‘No, not at all

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8. ‘No, not at all, I like the quiet – but, of course, I’ve only been here a few weeks

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9. As about my social life, it is not at all satisfactory: I don't see the guys from Janus anymore and I seldom go out at night

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10. Isn't the piano or some other instrument an expedient? Not at all

11. This act stopped hers not at all

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12. It comes naturally or not at all

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13. ’ I said not at all sure how I feel about it

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14. ‘Here we are sitting in the sunshine in this very pleasant Spanish town drinking some not at all unpleasant wine

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15. ‘No, not at all, but I came in a bus last time and we came along the main road

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16. ‘What for?’ I had stammered, not at all certain why he was saying this, pulling back a little so I could see him better

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17. ‘No, not at all, Lintze … and I’ll deal with you later, Deris!’ Berndt replied as his son chuckles

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18. ‘Not at all – hang on with your knees and give her her head

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19. Where she came from such things were not at all unknown, especially when they concerned beautiful young maidens

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20. ” Not at all shy, she slowly began to run her hand over his chest and down to his belly

21. ’ I replied, not at all with it

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22. ‘No, not at all, Jake

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23. The princess was, understandably, not at all pleased with this turn of events

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24. As soon as he met me (so he says) he decided that I was the one for him though I was not at all sure I wanted to marry a vicar

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25. ’ He replied, obviously not at all bothered by it

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26. Complicated or dangerous? Not at all

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27. ‘I’m glad that’s over though, it was not at all amusing when I arrived at the hall

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28. I’m not at all sure what Rob will say when I tell him

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29. Laura is not at all sure what is going on – Jim obviously has not said anything at home – and he explains that it is in celebration of Alastair and I moving in together

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30. ‘No darling! Not at all

31. Except for a difference in appearance, she found they were warm and friendly and not at all as the Elders had pictured them

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32. It amuses me that he appears disconcerted by her comment – obviously not at all sure what has been said!

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33. ‘No, not at all, Alastair, he’s a lovely lad

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34. Where she came from such things were not at all unknown,

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35. The potato is good and filling but not at all controversial, gastronomically speaking

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36. The princess was, understandably, not at all pleased with this

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37. She was finding that things were not at all as they

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38. ‘No … not at all, but I’m doing some research at the moment and have been trying to locate a couple called Sheila and Don with a Scottish connection

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39. I have a vague impression that I know where this conversation is going and am not at all certain I know how I feel about it

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40. causeway on the other side, but it was not at all clear whether it was

41. 'No, no … not at all

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42. Michael laughs, clearly not at all bothered by this comment

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43. "Not at all, Mister Whitlow

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44. The show had gone much as usual – Brenda, the then queen of the stage, was working her notice and not at all happy about it – she’d taken it out on the rest of the troupe

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45. Home is where the heart is and he's not at all sure whether his heart is in this game anymore

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46. George was soon to be surpassed by the girls, and would at last be the shortest in the family, which bothered him not at all

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47. ’ The Sergeant said, as though reading Andy’s mind and not at all loathe to shatter his illusions

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48. The Inspector didn’t understand how things had been … not at all

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49. ‘Not at all! The man has just rolled over and accepted

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50. It is one of those mild evenings you sometimes get in the spring, not at all cold

51. As they walked back along the lanes of the town to Clive House, she asked a question of him he had not at all anticipated

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52. She’s obviously not at all bothered by the change of scene, probably working on the basis that as long as she is being fed, that’s okay by her

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53. This is mainly shock and when you think of the stresses she has coped with over the years, not at all to be wondered at

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54. Alan didn’t think so because they had been quite friendly and civil, not at all anti-social

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55. It did not at all acknowledge Monica’s presence in any way whatsoever; instead the wolf quickly galloped off into the mist

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56. But what she’d learned about the man was very different though, he was gentle, loving, and not at all the way he said he’d been

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57. “Not at all

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58. 'Not at all,' said Henri

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59. “Not at all, I can see why you’re not a professor yet, coming from a family like you did

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60. “Not at all!” Lawrence broke in, “When I said it will be secluded, I was genuinely sure that this village will no doubt continue to grow in the years to come

61. He is fundamentalist enough that he might be sexually exclusive or not at all

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62. “Not at all, not at all, Miss Spelman

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63. ‘Not at all, oh, sorry about my manners, this is Mr

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64. "Not at all" He stepped to her side

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65. Not at all what we were hoping

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66. When the screaming started, he slept not at all

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67. ‘Not at all! There’s still me and maman – and we

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68. ‘Mocking you? Not at all

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69. It is not at all proportioned to what the landlord may have laid out upon the improvement of the land, or to what he can afford to take, but to what the farmer can afford to give

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70. ‘I understand that it’s not at all uncommon,’ said

71. this a mistake, or an accidental expression? Not at all!

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72. He seemed to have suffered not at all from the ordeal – but that was another illusion, for it could be said he had suffered the most, having died to save the Elf Prince

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73. he was not at all

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74. It is not at all useful if our theory is an

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75. Rag’nerack was within striking range when the scene turned to utter chaos, and not at all the type he had expected

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76. Her rare history mattered not at all, unfortunately

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77. especially since the opposition is not at all

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78. “Not at all,” she said

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79. “Excuse me Zune, but it’s a hierarchy problem, don’t you see? There’s nothing wrong with classifying and grouping and organizing and all that, but the deal is, when we end up on top of the taxonomical pyramid, that tends to give us illusions of grandeur and superiority that are not at all justified when a global point of view is taken into consideration

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80. But the kind of res-pite from that boredom that had surfaced overnight was not at all a pleasant one

81. He was not at all disappointed by what followed

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82. “Don’t worry, I’m not at all here to bother with you, that’s Mercer’s fun

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83. “Indeed? And you said they’re not at all familiar to you?”

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84. Not at all

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85. “I’m not at all saying I fear them, I’m only saying that may be what’s happening here

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86. I’m not at all a ‘guest’

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87. Chase was not at all certain that she liked this - she didn’t want her boy all worn out by the time he came to her for favors

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88. Helen was not at all an unattractive woman

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89. “Not at all,” he said and coughed

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90. ‘Subtle meaning secret surveillance—’ ‘No, not at all, sir,’ she snapped back in agitation

91. ‘I guess I hardly need to warn you this will not at all be pleasant

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92. and spoke not at all

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93. Roidon couldn’t help but feel a moment of empathy for the man – being stunned was not at all pleasant

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94. The process I used to hide the code in a sentence is aimed at achieving one design goal (to create an ELS), and does not at all comply to any underlying numeric design or higher levels of design that may also exist in the sentence, as we find existing in the Bible

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95. “No not at all I never really think about it and sometimes forget that I was injured in this arm at all

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96. He was not at all the dashing, carefree playboy he appeared to be after hours

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97. a model out of Vogue, elegantly attired and not at all a

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98. We watched as Senior Staff Officers drove the opposite way in their Staff Cars asleep and looking comfortable and rested and not at all bothered by the misery all round them

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99. The interest in going to sea was not at all unusual in the New Bedford community where

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100. “Yes, she’s not at all happy as a city cat