Sentence examples for lead so much from inspiring English sources

If Lord Davies recommends Britain follows their lead, so much the better.

If royalty and aristocracy would accept the new beliefs, and thus give a lead, so much the better.

But, strangely, I don't think it was the lead so much as the feel of the thing, and that too-bold coloring — it was just too clunky to the touch.

If we revere the closer for allegedly winning a game single-handedly, then so, too, should we revere the front-runner – the player who builds or sustains his team's lead so much that crunch time is sidestepped altogether.

Most network shows seem afraid of putting a harsh, irritable woman in the lead, so much so that the only place to find one as brusque and friendless as the detective Helen Mirren played so memorably on the British series "Prime Suspect" is deep in the bowels of the medical field, namely the morgue.

Asked if he thinks America wants an intellectual for a president, Mr. Gore said, "I don't think book smarts are necessarily the highest qualification to lead so much as good values, good judgment, and a willingness to fight for the right thing.

So it's like, "How can we have a lesbian movie with male leads?" So much of the momentum has been going toward a kind of assimilation of all media and identity.

I think city people lead with so much Dog because their dogs lead them to those walks in the park.

leading her on can lead to so much unneeded drama If you actually want to ask the girl out then maybe say things like "You looked really nice today" or "I liked your hair today".

"I never thought this movie would lead to so much discussion," Mr. Guo said.

"This would lead to so much blood and Libya would be a new Somalia.