Sentence examples for discussed so much from inspiring English sources

"Can we have discussed so much the very first time?" Chase wonders.

All those statistics have been discussed so much recently that they're hardly worth repeating — except that they've been discussed so much that they're hardly worth repeating, and yet we're all still drinking this stuff.

All those statistics have been discussed so much recently that they're hardly worth repeating except that they've been discussed so much that they're hardly worth repeating, and yet we're all still drinking this stuff.

This is the first time in 30 years that the regime has been discussed so much and so openly.

Not since the days of Ivan F. Boesky in the 1980s has insider trading been discussed so much on or off Wall Street.

Among the Amazon best sellers this year are the Perplexus and Spot It (not to mention the Lego Ultimate Building Set, a boon to all those who said, of the Lego sets we've discussed so much of late, why not just buy the basic kit and be done with it?).

Instead, let's examine a more basic mystery buried in the emails: Why were all these people discussing so much over email in the first place?

Politics are much discussed, so are banks, so is cotton.

One surprising aspect of the researchers' findings is that the changes they discuss explain so much about the changes over the last 50 years in the month-to-month pattern of temperatures around the globe.

At the SVA Theatre, after quoting from a particularly feisty example of reader mail, she asked George Saunders, T.C. Boyle and Joyce Carol Oates to discuss why so much of modern fiction is negative, even nihilistic.

We like discussing failure so much that Cassie Phillipps, a founder, with Diane Loviglio, of FailCon, an annual conference devoted to the experience, which began in San Francisco, in 2009, took a break last year because she felt that the subject had become so commonplace as to render the gathering superfluous.