Sentence examples for ever much of a from inspiring English sources

Trump was forced to sell buildings, a Boeing 727 and his yacht, the Trump Princess, not that he was ever much of a sailor.

"They came in here and turned everything upside down, ruined our yards -- they're full of weeds, and I don't know what for," said Joe Alder, 80, a 43-year veteran of one of the mines who said he was skeptical that there was ever much of a pollution problem.

There is not much here anymore, if there was ever much of anything to begin with.

As ever, much of that talent has been nurtured in the regions.

All I can report is that it is madder than ever, much of the tone pretty callow and unreflective.

As ever, much of the Nobel-related media attention is likely to be on the winner of this year's Peace Prize, to be announced on Friday.

Despite 1 November breaking the British record for the hottest November day ever, much of the country has recently been shrouded in fog.

The website Sodahead provoked a lively debate when it asked: "Is this the weakest field of Republican presidential candidates ever?" Much of the comment about the various candidates was unflattering.

As ever, much of the pre-match build-up revolved around the 25-year-old, whose indifferent recent club form had drawn fierce criticism in Spain.

But for Mr. and Mrs. Rockefeller, there was no happily ever after, or even much of an "after".

Both make losses, and have little prospect of ever turning much of a profit.