Sentence examples for as doing much from inspiring English sources

Whatever advice Mr. Bradley does receive is purposely underplayed by the campaign, which does not want to be seen as doing much of anything in the usual way.

It was hard for Mr. Obama to be chastising Wall Street executives for living by a different set of rules when people he was appointing into government were perceived as doing much the same thing.

People in Japan are, almost without exception, so extraordinarily courteous and sweet that to get smashed out of your brain, piss into the town fountain and start kicking in windows would be as out of place as doing much the same inside a classroom of exceptionally well-behaved five-year-old children.

At this point, it's pretty unfair to characterize Trump as doing much business in Russia, especially since none of his planned ventures ever got off the ground.

The camps remain, as does much of the dangerous energy.

The cast began cheering, as did much of the audience.

Houses, marinas, restaurants and businesses line the lake, as does much of New Orleans.

The answer is that it did not smash itself to pieces, as did much of Liverpool.

It disturbed me, as did much of that day I spent with him.

Britain's doctors opposed Beveridge's plans, as did much of the country's business leadership.

This leaves an indelible impression — but it strains for effect, as does much of Clark's writing.