Strictly speaking, she didn't like it at all, but she didn't say a thing.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Strictly speaking, she didn't like it at all, but she didn't say a thing.

She said she didn't like it, but I thought, personally, it was very good.

I think it strange that she didn't say anything.

She may have told a lie, but she didn't mean any harm.

She didn't say a word about it.

They said so, but she thought to the contrary.

I can't tell her now. It's not that simple anymore.

It was not clear what she said.

Not knowing what to say, she just smiled.

It wasn't clear what she meant.

She was at a loss for words.

She spoke as though nothing had happened.

Her excuse added up to nothing.

The girl wanted to, but could not, tell him the truth.

The girl wanted to tell him the truth, but she couldn't.

Strangely (enough), she said nothing about it.

She had nothing to say about it.

You shouldn't have said such a thing to her.

What she said did not make sense.

He was all the more angry because she wasn't in the least sorry.

She knows she was wrong, but she is too proud to admit it.

Not knowing what to say, she remained silent.

I said nothing to her, which made her upset.

She can't have said so.

She may or may not have reported that to the police. It doesn't make a great deal of difference.

I, for one, don't believe what she said.

She knew better than to believe him.

She can scarcely have said that.

Not knowing what to say, she remained silent.

She managed not to mention her plan.