Sentence examples for made very much from inspiring English sources

That seems apt, since the new record was made very much in the moment.

Mr. Lieberman, in his speech, made very much the same point.

The issue that Cook made very much his own was the danger of the civil use of nuclear power.

Now, under the name Daphni, Snaith is releasing "Jiaolong," an album recorded entirely on a computer and made very much for dancing.

That is, the older players never made very much money, and the current players were inclined to suspect them of sour grapes.

MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: Your problem of creating armaments to win the war for Germany was made very much more difficult by this anti-Jewish campaign which was being waged by others of your codefendants.

But it was hard, because she didn't make very much money.

It is very bad, I'm afraid, and please forgive me if I don't make very much sense.

"This is not a time when trimming around the edges is going to make very much difference".

But while leaps have been made in taming marine fish, tuna, particularly bluefin tuna, may not make very much sense for the farm.

One final note: the distinction between ALL EIGHT and ALL FOUR COUPLES is often fuzzy, and not all callers make very much of the difference.