Sentence examples for does not bring much from inspiring English sources

But that does not bring much comfort to neighbors.

"They are a big side and trying to go through them does not bring much success.

But Ms. Brooksher does not bring much warmth or tenderness to this radiantly loving character.

Hands Across the Table (1935) established a template Leisen would use repeatedly in other romantic comedies: a strong independent woman cannot prevent herself from falling in love with a man who is undeniably charming but does not bring much else to the table.

But at the same time NASA does not bring much expertise to exactly what's critical to achieving learning in science and engineering".

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Failure is abject, but political victory doesn't bring much glory: odd how voters revere democracy, but revile its practitioners.

The director, Walt Becker, doesn't bring much to the table other than a sense of high spirits -- a necessary but not sufficient condition for comedy.

"It lacks some of the idiocy of your average teenage rom-com, but it doesn't bring much to the party," writes Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times.

Ms. Brown, generally an appealing and highly accomplished actress, doesn't bring much to bear on her performance that might especially distinguish her character as female.

But Mr. De Niro doesn't bring much to the role beyond a seriocomic affability that is a toned-down version of his character Jack Byrnes from "Meet the Parents".