Sentence examples for allowed that much from inspiring English sources

A few gatekeeping elites shouldn't be allowed that much influence".

The corporal was sad for his fellow soldiers, he allowed that much, but the job at hand, he said, was too important to let that feeling overtake him.

(A small cultural sign: the benevolently imagined New Labour Prime Minister that Hugh Grant plays in "Love Actually" is unimaginable in a French film. No politician would be allowed that much heart, or good intentions).

He provided photographs of some roads that clearly had been raised by more than six inches, but Ms. Strebel said she never allowed that much asphalt on a road.

6.54pm BST 90 mins + 1: Great save from Ochoa, flinging himself to his right to catch a header from Moukandjo, but the more important thing to wonder is how the hell the Cameroon man was allowed that much space in the area.

No true Republican would ever allow that much government into their personal life.

"Sequestration was never going to happen, because nobody would allow that much in defense cuts," Rooney added.

"It's just an image you would know," she said, though she allowed that it was much larger than her history textbook had led her to believe.

"Although," she allowed, "that wasn't so much because I was worried about the baby".

Before giving it a deliciously tangy, shoulder-shrugging interpretation, Ms. Allyson allowed that the song pretty much reflected her point of view.

Still, even as he said he was not doing too much, Mr. Obama allowed that he was looking down the road.