Sentence examples for hold that much from inspiring English sources

"It is something we're seeing an increase of and a lot more talk of it on message boards and group chats, [but] it still hasn't really taken hold that much," he says.

Going with a color that is in the ballpark of your natural color will make the finished look hold that much longer.

To hold that much toxin, the tiny newts would be one part toxin to nine parts skin a near physical impossibility, according to Hanifin.

Still, how are our poor stomachs supposed to hold that much tea when we're also supposed to down eight glasses of water a day?

Bourland pointed out it was difficult for Saudi investors to even find large quantities of U.S. dollars, saying "it's hard to get $500 million or $1 billion in USD, the banks don't want to hold that much".

The city's reservoirs simply do not hold that much water, he said, which means the fishermen will have to learn to be content with a river that is good for trout, but not ideal.

To the other 24 guys, I don't think it holds that much weight.

Yet another theory holds that much of the CO2 is being absorbed by rain forests that can continue to absorb even more.

A competing theory, by an MIT graduate student, holds that much of the wealth inequality can be attributed to real estate and scarcity.

Fodor's version of the view is now termed a moderate modularity thesis, because he holds that much of the business of cognition involves 'central' processing that is decidedly non-modular.

Indeed, Devaney holds that much confusion comes from conflating philosophy and literature; from believing that there is some automatic link between realism in literature and realism in metaphysics or epistemology.