Sentence examples for collection as much from inspiring English sources

Many collectors do not know the current value of what they have and, worse, presume that their children will love their collection as much as they did.

I didn't love this collection as much as the last one, which had an energy and optimism about it that was irresistible.

If you love "Pulphead," John Jeremiah Sullivan's new essay collection, as much as I do (and also as much as James Wood does in his review in the magazine this week), you may find yourself in a panic when you come to the end, certain that life won't sound as sweet without Sullivan's voice knocking about in your head.

By Macy Halford December 12, 2011 If you love "Pulphead," John Jeremiah Sullivan's new essay collection, as much as I do (and also as much as James Wood does in his review in the magazine this week), you may find yourself in a panic when you come to the end, certain that life won't sound as sweet without Sullivan's voice knocking about in your head.

Here's hoping that our fashionable first lady enjoys the collection as much as she does Jason Wu's dresses.

Sample collection as much as 24 h after death is acceptable for xenograft models of aggressive tumors, despite low cell viability.

Her devotees amass collections as much as libraries.

Almost all art after 1900 will be at the Kulturforum, with the Gemäldegalerie receiving the Neue Nationalgalerie's 20th-century collection as well as much of Erich Marx's collection from the Hamburger Bahnhof, while Mies van der Rohe's Modernist masterpiece will become a space for international exhibitions.

In the musing, sinuous poems of "Scar Tissue," his new collection, as in much of his earlier work, Wright sometimes seems to prize the imagination above all else, describing "the absence the two / horses have left on the bare slope, / The silence that grazes like two shapes where they have been" as if the idea of horses were more important to him than the animals themselves.

The 33 stories in this huge collection are as much Detroit's as Amos's.

The master builders that 24 present-day architects chose to write about for this revealing if somewhat repetitive collection tell as much about the authors as their subjects.