anything at all

In contrast to those trying to pass the amendment, many conservative groups aren’t doing anything at all to oppose it.

We're doomed, so why do anything at all?

Scott admits "it's certainly nice to see more royalties come in from doing anything at all", but says he thinks doing something purely for the money means you're doing it for the wrong reasons.

The tiny raised beds in the Blacks’ backyard produced lackluster harvests, if anything at all, because they were tucked under large fig and avocado trees, McLaughlin said.

On the other end of the spectrum is the perception that an opera doesn't mean anything at all.