Sentence examples for leave very much from inspiring English sources

All of the magic in "Magical" seems a form of skill, and that doesn't leave very much to believe in.

I do wish there were a way to filter out all the Yelp reviews that are based solely on brunch, but that might not leave very much content.

That doesn't leave very much room for make-believe.

This doesn't leave very much room for the sort of grey area so much good fiction lives in -- worlds where opinions are changeable, moods are capricious, and people are human.

The minimally invasive production on "Skywriter" and "Never Can Say Goodbye" (slowed down a beat or two) let the listener's imagination interactively participate with the remix, though "Hum Along And Dance" and "Forever" don't leave very much room for anything, especially conjecture.

He added, "I am left very much in the dark".

So, cocooned in the goodwill they enjoy, they are left very much to their own practices.

After the death of their mother in 1821, the children were left very much to themselves in the bleak moorland rectory.

(Which, it turns out, is something of a theme: the food is also ascetically luxurious, in that ingredients are left very much to tell their own stories).

Debate has raged as to how heavily the team should be rotated, should a 5th straight Championship be pursued, or focus left very much on the league, all that sort of thing.

The airport has been left very much like it was in 1948, when it served as the gateway for the Berlin Airlift, in which Western powers, led by the United States, provided hundreds of tons food and fuel to a desperate city cut off by the Soviet blockade.