Sentence examples for at much of from inspiring English sources

I look at much of what they've dreamed up and ask, Why?

There is an immense joy to be had from looking at much of Koons' work.

Both narrations are hollow, an accusation I'd level at much of the rest of the book.

Brailsford bristled at much of the criticism sent his team's way, but believes it only helped in the long run.

Today, a reporter was granted a grudging look at much of the evidence and a few of the confessions.

I have despaired at much of what I have seen and heard over the past 15 years.

"I haven't seen her at much of anything in the community since the last time she ran," Mr. Ravitz said.

Two of those moving pieces returned, offering a fleeting look at much of the roster the Knicks expect to maintain.

By contrast, Ainsley was older, and her puberty was progressing more slowly, meaning she wasn't at much of an increased risk for short stature or breast cancer.

Blue-chip companies in Mexico and Chile, especially if they are exporters, are no longer at much of a financial disadvantage compared with their rivals in rich countries.

So if the general election is primarily about economic policy, Mr. Santorum may not be at much of a disadvantage to Mr. Romney.