Sentence examples for much a special from inspiring English sources

"That's pretty much a special meaning to me".

The expense makes it very much a special occasion destination and, during our stay, we meet several groups celebrating big birthdays, wedding anniversaries and honeymoons.

Terror is nothing other than justice, prompt, severe, inflexible; it is therefore an emanation of virtue; it is not so much a special principle as it is a consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to our country's most urgent needs.... Indulgence for the royalists, cry certain men, mercy for the villains!

But the festival, which drew hundreds of thousands to packed prayer services at churches throughout the city, mass confessions at Circus Maximus, and the Stations of the Cross at the Colosseum, was as much a Special Olympics of the soul -- a huge, often grueling effort by young Catholics to show the world that not all of today's youths live in a secular, morality-free zone.

However, what is needed in this country is not so much a special emphasis during one month of the year, but rather a deep commitment to the protection of children and their childhood every single day.

At £70, it's clearly very much a special-occasion purchase, but you can pick up the 2000 for a comparatively reasonable £36.

Hudson's men didn't even seem to recognize that it was an island, much less a special one.

"This is as much of a special day as that day in 1928 when we decided to partner with the organization called the International Olympic Committee," Emmanuel Seuge, the head of global sports and entertainment marketing for Coca-Cola, said at the news conference, at a video studio in Chelsea.

I can't remember a plate of food in the last year that I enjoyed so much as a special of pork shoulder ($18), which was first braised and then grilled, leaving crisp skin over a layer of rich, moistening fat and delicious meat.

Britain found itself in a subservient, as much as a special, relationship with the US over the invasion and occupation of Iraq from 2003 and was rarely able to overturn sometimes ill-informed American decision-making, the lead British administrator in Iraq in 2004 has claimed.

If things continue to move in their present direction for much longer, a special screening system will soon be introduced to identify talented embryos while they're still in the womb so the three-page feature can be ready in time for the epidural.