Sentence examples for making much of from inspiring English sources

Ross, without making much of it, stood by them all.

Otherwise, Woods was not making much of his opening round.

"I don't think it's making much of a point".

But the computers were not making much of that either.

He wasn't making much of a case for himself.

They preserve their femininity without making much of it.

Aldrin, now 84, is making much of the anniversary.

And some new owners are not making much of a difference in the ambience, agents say.

Cameron, in particular has been making much of his Christianity – unlike Tony Blair he "does" religion.

Sanders suggested that New Yorkers are fundamentally uncomfortable with making much of the city's past.

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