Sentence examples for ever so much of from inspiring English sources

Also I can drink ever so much of the house wine and it never gives me a headache.

As ever, so much of Davies's distinction is in his compositional sense, his way of configuring a family group scene as a portrait or even a still life, frozen in an epiphany of sadness or torment.

Update (Thurs 17:20): Thanks ever so much for offers of support - at the moment I've made decision I should pay for legal costs incurred so far.

Thanks ever so much for helping the victims of Harvey know where to place their blame, Ann!

Thanks ever so much for all your emails, sorry I couldn't use more of them.

The mangling of the English language here makes the quote sound ever so much like one of the euphemisms employed by Tony Soprano.

It announces an intention, first, to make art a game and, second, to play it by any rule except one that anybody else ever so much as dreamed of.

What I meant was that should I fail them or not be there, the power of Mother Earth was ever so much stronger to take care of them.

When they moved together as a group, no one ever so much as walked in front of Mr. Carranza, at 28 the oldest of the bunch.

He was felled by a chronic kidney ailment, having succeeded quite nicely nevertheless, even over such a minute stretch of history, at restoring the never-dormant atmosphere of Big Fear throughout the land, as well as at inching the world ever so much closer to the brink of nuclear annihilation.

And if she ever so much as mentions the possibility of abuse, he will twist everything around until she believes she's crazy for even thinking such a thing, and that everything is actually her fault.