Sentence examples for ends as much from inspiring English sources

The run-off once stretched into late June and even July, but now it ends as much as three weeks earlier than it did a half century ago.

Greatness in its truest form is not about the end goal as much as it is about the process of getting there.

You must let the madness end — as much for your sake as for mine.

Only "The Book of Mormon" is charging more at the high end: as much as $477.

In the end, as much as Shakespeare's play, it is its audience that this production underestimates.

"Bad architecture is in the end as much a failure of psychology as of design," Mr. de Botton writes, shrewdly.

This ended as much a show of character against slick, confident opponents as a demonstration of strength.

But don't cry: Vogt, too, had kind of a happy ending, as much as could be expected in the circumstances.

"I looked at him for some confirmation that he didn't want the evening to end, as much as I didn't want it to end," she said.

In the end, as much as the organizers of the planning session said the children would shape the new playground, it ultimately will be designed by professionals.

But it doesn't really matter any more, does it, because, as Peter Robinson wrote, music these days isn't an end as much as a delivery mechanism for Rihanna's celebrity.