no one at all

Roberts laid the groundwork to gut the most successful civil rights legislation in American history all by himself, behind closed doors, accountable to no one at all.

If Vanya is properly no hero in this amusing but rarely deeply affecting production, it’s because he’s no one at all.

And that could mean no one at all: “I really like my own company,” Ms. Lorton said.

But the name Tom Collins, at least as far as the eponymous drink is concerned, belongs to no one at all.

Underscoring the potential closeness of the November 2024 general election, the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Biden leading Trump 37% to 35% in a hypothetical match-up, with the remaining 28% saying they were not sure of their choice or whether they would vote for someone else or no one at all.