Sentence examples for applying to much from inspiring English sources

Applying to much weight to your wrist could lead to spraining or a broken wrist.

It is important to apply only a small amount of the Dax or else it will cause your head to feel hard from applying to much.

And similar mechanisms apply to much of our behaviour.

But this sense that Westminster is a long way away applies to much of England, too.

He was right about slavery, but the maxim doesn't apply to much else.

This once restrained newspapers and galleries, but now applies to much online use, too.

That judgment, unfortunately, applies to much of the snarled and absurd processes in the immigration courts.

The sets were called kumiuta, a term applied to much of the chamber music that followed.

The Malfoys call these mixed-heritage types mudbloods, a smear that applies to much of the student body.

It also applies to much of the economics profession, faced with a slump that their models said couldn't happen.

Indeed, that description — part Orwellian and part Kafkaesque — applies to much of Mr. Ai's experience over the past year.