Sentence examples for many not much from inspiring English sources

A stay there, though tedious and anxious, is for many not much worse than Earth-life.Hell is not like that.

Below him, covering a swath of the floor, lay tens of thousands of pieces of clay tile, many not much bigger than grains of rice, fitted together face down in a big rectangle that looked like a shallow sandbox scored with impossibly intricate lines.

In many cases, not much.

By contrast, alcohol — many calories, not much nutrition — isn't much use at all.

"There was not too much in it, not many opportunities, not much goalmouth action, but we'll take a clean sheet.

In many ways not much has changed since the first wave of immigrants landed at Ellis Island immigration station.

It reads: "Most of us are not members of the Green party, and many are not much involved in party politics.

Many argue not much: a real appreciation in China will sooner or later feed into American inflation, in one of two ways.

Not many statues; not much myth, at least in the classical sense; no patriotism; not even the very intense light or references to the sea we know from the Nobel laureates George Seferis and Odysseas Elytis.

She's from the small village of Shikha in the Nepalese Himalayas, and many girls not much older than her are already working in the fields.

The Kinect, already dismissed by many as not much more than a toy, has been seen by some here as a big distraction.