Sentence examples for is made much of from inspiring English sources

Thus, Leo Strauss has observed, "The quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns concerns eventually, and perhaps even from the beginning, the status of 'individuality.' " All this is to say that individualism is made much of in modernity.

What is made much of, on the other hand, is Ida's fervent, devotional watchfulness; she carries the intensity of her faith into an investigation of her own family's past.

The two writers who meant the most to Salinger, Ring Lardner and Scott Fitzgerald, seem left largely, if not completely, out of the book's discussion — though Hemingway, the celebrity writer whom he briefly courted but never imitated, is made much of.

This produces a lot of disgruntled voters, and Mr McGreevey is making much of cars.

In the general election campaign, Labour is making much of its record in managing the economy.

But there is little indication that any of that is making much of a difference.

Dito is making much of moving companies to Google's Chromebooks, which are lightweight laptops built for cloud interactions.

Your opponent is making much of his work to grow the sport outside Europe.

The USDA is making much of this data, part of its Agricultural Statistical Service (NASS) and Economic Research Service ERSS), available to the public for the first time.

Sainsbury's is making much of Anobii's strength not just in e-book retailing for multiple devices but also its social and engagement aspects.

She had evidently enjoyed being made much of in Youngstown and was in tearing high spirits.