Sentence examples for does not rest much from inspiring English sources

There is nothing to be said in favour of Devlin's construal of homosexuality as 'addictive' or a 'miserable way of life' (Devlin 1965, p. v), but he himself does not rest much theoretical weight on this construal himself: what matters to him theoretically appears to be the beliefs of a population, backed up by the emotion of disgust and a degree of cool reflection.

The Wards do not rest much, though, between moving rocks and building funky trellises.

The largest city in Louisiana does not rest for much.

Disappointment does not rest easy with Mancini but there is much to do if they are to prevent the nightmare from becoming a reality.  .

And while new ideas about sexuality and gender animate and enrich our movement, the advances we have secured for the rights of LGBT people do not rest so much on these ideas as they rest on cherished constitutional principles of fairness.

Resistance to infection and immune clearance of helminths do not rest so much on one particular cell phenotype or a single molecular mechanism of killing, but rather the orchestration of multiple pathways that disable, degrade and dislocate parasites leading to their expulsion.

Do not rest too much, however.

As it happened, Ahmet did not rest — he spent much of the night talking with Stephen Stills, a singer and guitarist then undergoing a separation from his group — Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the group that David Geffen had put together.

They did not rest starters as much as they had in previous years, and they practiced harder than usual during the bye, unspoken affirmation that they knew something was wrong those other years.

"I often wonder whether we do not rest our hopes too much upon constitutions, upon laws and upon courts.

Don't rest too much.