Sentence examples for given very much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stupak was "not given very much negotiating room" by those organizations, Ms. DeGette said.

There were only smatterings of boos at half-time, after a performance which had not given very much to cheer about.

Just as there are those who are undecided about the presidential contest, there are commuters who have not given very much thought to how to meet the challenge of entering and leaving Manhattan that week.

In his defence he wasn't given very much quick ball by the big lads.

To date, they have not given very much.

First, Perry has not given very much detail about how, specifically, he plans to alter the program.

He is quite happy to take from this country but is not happy to give very much back.

Questions come up about the public attention you get, being an actor, but it's not something I really give very much thought to.

"We don't have a lot of members, we're a small congregation, and we're not used to giving very much.

"To say that the only bargaining that can be done is a life sentence is not giving very much by the district attorney's office," he said.

I have no idea whether Hitchcock gave very much thought to Gein, but it doesn't matter; if it wasn't Gein that obsessed him, it was surely much that was Gein-like.