Sentence examples for breed so much from inspiring English sources
This could breed so much resentment.
"If things were so bad for them, how could they breed so much?" asked Nikola Saveski, an ophthalmologist.
They breed so much when they go to Olkiyumbo.
Our actions would breed so much hatred amongst the people of the world that we would eventually be overwhelmed by enemies.
Why does Mel Karmazin love "best-of-breed" so much?
Would-be attendees were turned away, and some said they were devastated to learn that Saturday's rally had bred so much fear.
In football, familiarity breeds not so much contempt as a wary mutual respect.
Lyga embraced the ethos of the L.A. street cop, a breed distinguished not so much by race, or even by gender, as by distinctness from the "insiders," or "bun boys" — officers who make their way to command positions through desk jobs and adjutancy.
And not every rancher will still have a herd to breed from after so much liquidation.
You have cows bred to give so much milk they practically topple over if left to stand under their own power.
A juicy, pepper-crusted chop of presticke cernostrakate prase, one of the Czech Republic's heritage hog breeds, resembles nothing so much as an inch-thick slice of bacon, set atop a small mountain of nutty, buttery mashed potatoes.
