Sentence examples for finger so much from inspiring English sources

Now try not to arch your finger so much.

I like to encourage people to eat it with their fingers – so much easier than fiddling around with a knife and fork!

Last of all, I'd like to pass on Hartnett's wise words: "I like to encourage people to eat this with their fingers – so much easier than fiddling about with a knife and fork!".

What is more, "Three Tales," for all its unemotive sleekness, emerges as a surprisingly fervent morality play, pointing a minatory finger not so much at technology itself as at the Faustian hubris that drives it forward.

Douglas Carswell, the Conservative MP for Harwich who campaigns for transparency in politics, said: "It is hypocrisy for Labour and Liberals to be pointing the finger when so much of their funding comes from rich plutocrats.

Croker was one of those cult figures who had a finger in so much of the great alt-comedy wave of the past 25 years.

A key scene here is the one in which Lawrence puts out a burning match between two fingers without so much as blinking an eye.

Or maybe your character is so fearful of a severed finger in the bathroom, he does everything to avoid the bathroom until the finger haunts him so much he forces himself to go into the bathroom and confront it.

Through much of the noughties, their finger wasn't so much on the pulse, it was the pulse.

Clemens said that he had no grip on the ball for three or four pitches because of the cold weather and that his fastball and split-finger fastball danced so much that he fell behind in counts.

More critically, these shortcuts save my eyes and fingers from expelling so much energy in finding and pressing the button to, say, post a picture to Instagram.