Sentence examples for how much men from inspiring English sources

"Women have very little idea of how much men hate them," she announces.

The Gold Rush -- like all obsessive pursuits -- was a measure of how much men and women could ignore.

Germaine Greer once wrote that "women have very little idea how much men hate them," but actually, if you add "some" to "men", we do, only too well.

Even so, the moment suggested the lack of shame surrounding the practice and how much men like the politician must take their impunity for granted.

It was crystallised in the famous line from that groundbreaking book: "Women have very little idea of how much men hate them".

Low pay still experienced by women is a contributing factor towards the worrying gap between how much men and women save for retirement.

"How much man-love is too much for Tendulkar?" asks Dave Besley.

Considering how much Manning wrote about him and what a compulsive talker he was, he remains elusive and silent.

That the Colts got this far is testament to how much Manning put on his shoulders, and a reminder that with just a few of those players healthy, they might have gone much further.

We see how much man and woman have in common (not least in shared physical line) — and our notion of both sexes is extended by the grace of their dialogue.

Borkowski said it was not possible to work out how much Manning's endorsements were worth to Budweiser, but said it would be much more than than the $5m many companies paid for 30-second commercial slots.