Sentence examples for figures much from inspiring English sources
Neither altruism nor anomie figures much in such individual calculations.
As fire, he figures much in incantations and rituals.
While many companies don't break out the figures, much of this is stuck overseas.
When she was growing up, Canada had few world-renowned literary figures, much less female ones.
Unemployment numbers also tend to reflect the loss of jobs in developed nations that track such figures much more closely.
There is no way to verify any of the figures, much less the circumstances of the deaths.
"Days Like These," Tate Britain's triennial of current work, a chaotic grab bag of established figures, much-circulated new art and unknowns, included artists whose posture seemed, by contrast with Mr. Saatchi's crew, cautious.
The denseness, strange colouration and wild febrility of the writing pre-figures much "experimental" writing, encompassing surrealism and modernism alongside work that doesn't belong to any "-ism" at all.
Some analysts put the figure much higher.
Religion doesn't figure much in "Oyster".
Others put the figure much higher.
