Sentence examples for does not much change from inspiring English sources

It does not much change our perception of Chamberlain's storied sexual exploits or make clear why they are of interest to Mr. Pfeiffer.

She explained that writing a book about death did not much change how she thought about her own mortality.

The Umayyads (661 750) chose Damascus as their capital but did not much change its layout or considerably expand beyond its walls.

The Western students did not much change their assessment of a character's mood no matter what was happening with the other characters.

Clinton: The second episode didn't much change my perceptions from the first.

And he didn't much change his tone when moving from descriptions of poultry to descriptions of women.

Their meeting — which led to an easy victory, by a majority decision, for Mayweather — didn't much change either man's reputation.

And the fact that there were many successful Republican governors in those years didn't much change the party's status nationally.

After the measure was unveiled, the assessment of opponents didn't much change.

Politicians do not much like changes that will lower house prices.

Companies, like people, don't much like to change.