Sentence examples for has added much from inspiring English sources

Neither time nor a shared book cover has added much to these endeavours.

Indeed, the Watch Online at www.whiteplainswatch.com has added much value to the "hard copy" edition of The Watch.

John Tusa's recent article on finding the right language for the arts has added much to the debate.

Although less effective than claws for digging or gouging, the flattened nail is still an excellent adaptation that has added much to the development of manipulative skills.

The few "naughty bits" are mercifully intact but she has added much more about the exhilaration and terrors and courage of wartime London.

But Mr. Hira said that the impediment of a heavy costume has added much to his interpretation of "Medea," for which he has also borrowed some movement from traditional Japanese acting techniques.

Although McBurney has a strong vein of nomadic restlessness – numerous people testify that trying to get hold of him when you really need him, let alone pin down which continent he's on, is a challenge – many people agree that having a home life has added much-needed stability to his life.

Even Pawlenty wouldn't have added much.

Unfortunately, you will not have added much to human knowledge.

The public have added much to our debate.

We can't have added much entertainment to their lives.