Sentence examples for is much of a from inspiring English sources

Against the stoical nostrum that man, wherever and whenever you look, is much of a muchness, the American claim was to have created a new kind of history-free citizen.

"There are a few differences in lifestyle, the weather makes a massive difference, but rugby is much of a muchness.

Neither is much of a brake in a global enterprise.

In fact, neither man is much of a theatergoer.

Neither man is much of a cyclist, they said.

Not that Salgaa is much of a town.

What there isn't, ­surprisingly, is much of a show.

I don't believe that is much of a danger here.

"I don't think art is much of a spectator sport these days," he began.

There is little, for instance, to show that prison is much of a deterrent.

I don't actually feel this rhetoric is much of a threat at this point.